What are the benefits of immigrating to the United States for naturalization?

The United States is a country with a very high level of urbanization. About 81% of the population lives in cities and their suburbs, while the level of urbanization in the world is only 49%. The social welfare system in the United States is also quite perfect, and the education level is highly developed. Therefore, immigrating to the United States is the first choice for immigrant applicants. Of course, having a green card does not mean being a citizen. There are still many differences between the two. So what are the benefits of changing from a green card to an American citizen?

1. American citizens have the right to elect federal, state and local government officials. Some countries, including Ireland, Britain and Canada, recognize "dual" nationality and allow immigrants to keep their original nationality and passports. American green card holders have no right to vote and stand for election before naturalization.

2. Many countries grant visa-free access to American citizens, and it is much more convenient for American citizens to enter the customs than those who cannot enter the customs automatically with their passports.

3. American citizens can apply for permanent residence in the United States for many relatives according to the immigration law. There is no limit on the number of people, and the waiting time for a green card is much shorter. At the same time, it is unique that if you are an American citizen, you can apply for immigration for your immediate family (including spouse, parents and unmarried minor children) when they come to visit relatives in the United States, and they don't have to go abroad to go through the formalities, but they can legally stay in the United States and wait for the final approval of immigration with the receipt given by the immigration bureau, and the possibility of disapproval is slim, just a matter of waiting time.

4. Most people don't want to commit crimes, but we may be victims of a certain situation at the wrong time and place, but as American citizens, we will not be deported. American citizens don't have to worry about losing their green cards or staying abroad for a long time, so they can't return to the United States.

5. American citizens who retire abroad can enjoy all social security benefits, while green card holders can only enjoy half of the benefits.

6. American citizens can enjoy more public welfare, including Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and food stamps, as well as some scholarships and financial aid.

7. American citizens can have more jobs and employment opportunities. Only citizens can hold elected municipal, state and federal government positions. Many federal, state and municipal jobs only recruit American citizens.

8. adopted or biological children under the age of 18 can automatically become American citizens. If the child is born outside the United States, under the age of 18 and unmarried, the child can be naturalized automatically when the parents are naturalized.

9. American citizens have more financial and tax benefits, often get loans easily, and get better loan interest rates, because lenders think they are less likely to evade their debts.

1. You don't have to worry about renewing your green card every 1 years after becoming an American citizen.