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Green Card holders can apply for citizenship with the USCIS, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, after having fulfilled certain requirements. The process is also called naturalization.
The advantage of U.S. citizenship is not only the right to participate and vote in elections. It also provides protection: from deportation, from loss of legal status when you are traveling abroad for an extended time, and also the advantage of being able to request a green card for immediate relatives and spouse.
Explanation:
Those who have a Green Card do not have to become citizens of the United States in order to live permanently in the U.S., since a permanent Green Card gives the right to a lifetime stay in America. However, there are some limitations and potential issues that green card holders may have, therefore applying for U.S. citizenship can be advantageous and bring many benefits.
