As of now, N-400 is the only USCIS form that offers the X gender option. Candidates selecting X as their gender or changing their gender selection, for Form N-400 , are currently not required to ...

As of Monday, immigrants can now select a third gender option, or "X," when applying for naturalization. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) released a news alert that revealed that ...

Starting October 20, green card holders applying for US citizenship will face stricter requirements under a new USCIS policy ...

The US government has announced modifications to the Green Card application process, effective from October 20, impacting ...

The US Citizenship and Immigration Services announces changes to its naturalization process. A new civics test will take ...

As of April 1, immigrants seeking naturalization in the United States who do not identify as male or female will now have the option to choose “X” as their gender when completing the revised form ...

Q. How can my brother become a U.S. citizen? He has been a permanent resident for more than 30 years. He is on Social Security disability and receiving public assistance. What is the process? Where ...

If you are applying to naturalize, you don’t have to submit photographs with your application. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services no longer requires them. The new rule makes sense, since USCIS ...