The delay in the naturalization approval of American immigrants may be accelerated.

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The delay in the naturalization approval of American immigrants may be accelerated.

According to reports, the US Immigration Service announced on Thursday that immigrants who have lost or will lose their eligibility for supplementary income due to the delay in the approval of naturalization and green card can apply for green card and expedited naturalization procedures.

The Immigration Bureau made this decision in accordance with the recently reached out-of-court settlement agreement. A year and a half ago, a class action lawsuit was filed in the federal court of Pennsylvania, suing the Social Security Bureau, the Ministry of National Security and the Immigration Bureau, claiming that 46,000 people would lose their living allowance from 2006 to 20 12 due to the delay in the approval of naturalization and green card applications and the statutory seven-year period.

The latest decision of the Immigration Bureau applies to those who face or have lost their living allowance because naturalization and green card approval have been delayed for more than half a year. The Immigration Bureau and the Social Security Bureau will cooperate to solve this problem before next year, and even if the applicant concerned fails to submit an expedited application, the Immigration Bureau will grant expedited approval.

For those non-citizens who lose their living allowance because of the seven-year living order, the Immigration Bureau will send them a blue letter, prompting them to apply for a green card or naturalization, and apply for an expedited procedure.

Immigrants who enjoy living allowance are mostly elderly people whose income is below the poverty line and who are over 65 years old. Immigration officials said that the expedited procedures only ensure that their applications are processed quickly, and there is no guarantee that the relevant applicants will be naturalized. Naturalization still needs to be approved according to relevant standards.

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