Here's how you can get your California department of justice (“DOJ”) background check easily to review for yourself.

You can easily request a certificate of nonexistence of record(s) from USCIS by using the form G1566.

In this article, we review the important issues for Americans with criminal convictions who are interested in applying for 2nd citizenship.

Here's how you request a certified copy of a World War I draft card (i.e. “draft registration card”) record from the U.S. National Records

This article will cover the possibility of acquiring European citizenship by descent opportunities, specifically the Visegrad Four region.

Discover six of the most popular ways to acquire a second citizenship with this guide.

Here are 8 European citizenships you may qualify for through ancestry, and be able to attain with the right guidance.

Second citizenship and residency services for Americans seeking freedom of movement and residency.

Here is a step by step guide to order a certified copy of a U.S. census record page from the U.S. National Records Archive (“NARA”).

There's no wonder why a person of Armenian descent born elsewhere would want to obtain Armenian citizenship and a second passport.

The most comprehensive list of dual citizenship FAQs on the internet.

Getting an FBI background check by mail is the least convenient way, but if you're outside the U.S., it's likely your only choice.

You can apply for a naturalization petition record from the U.S. National Records Archive (“NARA”). This can be useful for certain European

There is no residency requirement whatsoever for the vast majority of the citizenship by descent programs referenced. Eponymous citizenship

This article explains how to get a NARA ship (i.e. passenger arrival) manifest record, step by step.

Ancestors of Hungarians may want to look to their old country roots for a second citizenship.

The pandemic has seen a wave of Americans looking to increase their rights of mobility and rights of residency in other countries.

What is a "semi-citizenship" and which countries offer them?

If you have a direct ancestor that was an ethnic Slovak, you may qualify for a Slovak Living Abroad (“SLA”) certificate.