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If you have close relatives who are U.S. citizens, they can sponsor your application for a family-based visa, which may lead to citizenship.
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Secure a job in the U.S. and obtain an employment-based immigrant visa (green card). Over time, you can become eligible for citizenship.
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Participate in the Diversity Visa (DV) Lottery program, which grants green cards to individuals from countries with low U.S. immigration rates.
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Seek asylum or refugee status if you qualify based on persecution or fear of harm in your home country.
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Join the U.S. military and serve honorably, which can expedite your path to citizenship.
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Marrying a U.S. citizen can facilitate your journey to citizenship, but it's not a guaranteed shortcut.
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Invest a substantial amount in a U.S. business, creating jobs for U.S. workers and potentially qualify for an EB-5 visa.
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Be adopted by a U.S. citizen if you are a minor.
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Explore specialized programs, like the NACARA, HRIFA, or Lautenberg Amendment, if you qualify.
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Maintain lawful permanent resident status (green card) for several years (typically at least 5) and meet the residency and good moral character requirements before applying for citizenship.
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