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USCIS to welcome 4000 newly naturalized citizens for Independence Day.

1 min readShah Peerally Law Group

June 30, 2015 – In celebration of the United States Independence Day, the USCIS will welcome 4000 new US citizens.  On this special occasion, those who were selected for  Citizenship  will have the privilege to take the Oath of Allegiance at locations landmark locations such as the New York Public Library, Harold Washington Library Center in Chicago, Seattle Center, the National WWII Museum in New Orleans and the Tower Theater in Miami.

Ceremonies  will also be featured  at historic sites such as George Washington’s Mount Vernon in Virginia; Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello in Charlottesville, Virginia; and the USS Midway in San Diego, California.

The Shah Peerally Law Group PC which has fought for the rights of hundreds of immigrants to become citizens of the United States, congratulates all the Citizenship candidates.  Naturalization is the culmination of the struggle of many immigrants to be part of the fabric of this great country. Being a United States citizen, is  welcome with pride and honor. Happy Independence Day and Happy Citizenship Day!

For more information or help on citizenship and naturalization applications, call us at (510) 742 5887.

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