For centuries now, a common dream of people around the world has been to emigrate from their homeland and immigrate to the US. While there are a number of steps in that process, the passing of the US citizenship test is a real milestone for many new immigrants.

According to US immigration law, an immigrant is defined as a person who is desiring to enter a country other than their native homeland, with the intention of eventually becoming a resident permanently and undertaking to live or work, or both, in their new country.

Further, those who are intending to emigrate from the land of their birth and become an immigrant and eventually a full-fledged citizen of the Unites States are those who want to be able to live inside the borders of the U.S., either for an extensive period of time or permanently.

The US citizenship test is just one of the steps that people who apply for US citizenship will need to take. In addition, there is a good deal of paperwork and applications that must be submitted, so a lot of patience is also necessary while waiting for the paperwork to work its way through the system.

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