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Naturalization process: Biometrics and skin-care consultation
This morning I had my appointment downtown to get my fingerprints “captured” and photo taken as part of my application for US citizenship. I knew from the start that this was not going to be as simple as it sounds. … Continue reading
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Resident Aliens
The second of an occasional series of posts on the experience of immigration and the journey toward naturalization The first time we passed through US Immigration, and we were directed into the line for Aliens, the children were all under … Continue reading
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Tagged alien, Deuteronomy, immigration, language, naturalization
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Seek the good of the city
Yesterday, I sent in my application to become a US citizen, so this seemed like a good time to begin a new occasional series of reflections about the whole being-an-immigrant thing. When our children learned about immigration and immigrants in … Continue reading
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Tagged citizenship, Diocese of Ohio, immigration, Jeremiah, naturalization, The Episcopal Church
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