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Based on the report that compiles data on work during the fiscal year 2023, the agency revealed that Most immigrants who received U.S. citizenship In the mentioned period there were people who They had the green card for five years (82.9 percent).
USCIS also noted that 15.6 percent were people who had a green card three years ago and were married to an American citizen three years ago. While 1.4 percent received the document for military service during a designated period of hostilities and 0.1 percent belong to another category.
Category of persons who received U.S. citizenship
In the report published on its official website, USCIS reported that the majority of people who received U.S. citizenship They came to the country as immediate relatives of American citizens (33.1 percent) or were part of family-sponsored preference categories (19.3 percent).
The agency revealed that 82.9 percent of people who received U.S. citizenship had the green card for five years.
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People who obtained their citizenship through Employment-Based Preference accounted for 14 percent of the totalwhile refugees and asylees accounted for 11.4 percent. On the other hand, USCIS also shared that 89.5 percent of the people who took the naturalization exam managed to pass it.
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