USCIS updated Volumes 5 and 12 the USCIS Policy Manual on April 21, 2023. These sections contain information regarding the adoption of children born abroad and the requirements for citizenship and naturalization. In particular, this update helped to clarify the requirements for how to make an adopted child U.S. citizen. The highlights include:
Although this update did not alter any of the requirements of citizenship for adopted children, hopefully, the new guidance will assist individuals in figuring out the best way to pursue such citizenship. If you have questions about citizenship for adopted children, contact our office for a consultation today.
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