citizenship papers

They ask you in the first meeting at the job center for your citizenship papers."

I had citizenship papers that would withstand a moderately rigorous check.

It would have meant nothing being his own master without this-his citizenship papers.

But citizenship papers will take another two years.

My Mexican parents were described as white on their citizenship papers by an unimaginative federal agent.

The holo on my citizenship papers is proof of that."

They talked of settling in Colorado after the war, once his citizenship papers were in hand.

But after passage of the new law, Colombians flooded the agency for citizenship papers.

She applied for multiple citizenship papers before Bahrain granted them to her that same year.

He was initially allowed to compete in the trial on the understanding that his citizenship papers would be finalized before the games.

I still had my American citizenship papers and sort of liked the idea of being only a couple of days away in case trouble started.

Several states allowed immigrants to vote before they took out citizenship papers; elsewhere the parties facilitated the naturalization process.

I also suggest that all naturalized citizens should be handed a voter registration form with their citizenship papers.

They were usually first- or second-generation Americans, but a large proportion of them were recent immigrants lacking citizenship papers.

Citizenship papers show that John McSorley was naturalized in 1856.

In that business, he ran a company that offered to help people improve their immigration status by falsifying the information they put on citizenship papers.

Similarly, he said, police recruiters had requested help in the past from federal immigration authorities for candidates that lacked citizenship papers.

Afraid or angry, curious or emboldened, they sought advice, help, citizenship papers and voting forms.

He advises them on everything from driver's licenses and citizenship papers to deportation hearings, representing them without cost in court.

He heard Binh begin to describe to Eleanor the immigration and citizenship papers that had been taken from his safe- deposit box.

Since the Haitians who originally filled the bateys were not legal immigrants, their children have often been denied citizenship papers because they are in transit.

Your citizenship papers.

Unlike passports, the citizenship papers did not enable their holders to emigrate, but they did afford a measure of protection.

At the consulate's first gate, the refugees calmly presented fake citizenship papers, which were accepted by the more lackadaisical guards.

You can be an Englishman or German whose parents came over twenty years ago and took out citizenship papers and you're an American.