If one meets all eligibility requirements of n400 but intends to move to birth country can they still be granted us citizenship

Changing category to Immigration...

On 1-129F it asks if I have received certificate of citizenship? born in US, do I add in my birth certificate?

(Changing the question to the Immigration category.)

How long would a petition from my father (now a US Citizen) to me (his son, a DACA recipient) take?

(Changing to the Immigration category in the hope of gaining a response from that group.) You will definitely want to hire an attorney in this...

It seems that your passport needs to be corrected-- and that can be done in Russia at a U.S. consular office. [The U.S. Embassy in Moscow and...

Pending US Refugee Application

Your friend has got to consult an experienced immigration attorney-- there is no "do it yourself" solution to this. As much as we might like to...

If you've never been to Germany, and you don't ever intend to go to Germany, and you've never signed a contract accepting the authority of German...

While this issue does touch on international law (the denial of citizenship to children born in the U.S. to foreign diplomats), the remedy is...

Foreign Service of Process for a divorce against a US citizen living abroad?

You must go through the Hague Central Authority in Seoul. My blog on the procedure: http://www.haguelawblog.com/2017/02/serve-process-korea/

Is a foreign lawsuit in the UK enforceable in America?

It could be. But there are far too many variables to determine without knowing much more.

I was drugged and raped at a resort in San Diego. I live in Arizona and the suspect lives in Canada. Can I sue him in civil cou?

Hire an attorney in San Diego and proceed as if he lived in Seattle or elsewhere in the United States. The main differences between suing a U.S....