Citizens must support and defend the Constitution and laws of the United States, swear allegiance to the United States, and agree to serve the nation when required (e.g., military service).

Flights are available from New York City, Los Angeles and Miami for those who are licensed by OFAC. However, you are eligible to fly from anywhere you wish. Sometimes, it is faster, more convenient and less expensive to fly through a third country. See similar questions...

Attend all college classes according to the college calendar and all high school classes according to your high school calendar, if you are jointly enrolled (this includes spring break) Arrange for your college grades to be sent to your high school counselor (at the end of each semester) See similar questions...

You agree to keep your Account ID and Password secure and secret at all times, and to avoid any unauthorized use. You agree to keep your visits secure and personal. Once logged on, do not allow others to use your system. Report any unauthorized transactions, or access to your account, immediately after you are aware of it. See similar questions...

No. You may apply only if you are at an institution in the United States or its territories. For the type of eligible domestic institutions, please see the RFA. (See RFA Section III.1.A, Eligible Institutions.) See similar questions...

Presentation of one or more cases from your practice. Your case will be reviewed beforehand with members of the faculty. Completion of two provider surveys and identification of five parents in your practice, who will be asked to complete a parent survey at the end of the program. See similar questions...

No, you don't. But Federal Law requires that to work in the United States you must be a Citizen, or Resident Alien (Green Card holder) or have a current work permit issued by the BCIS. See similar questions...

Visit the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) website for information about download a "Guide to Naturalization." This 45-page booklet answers most questions you may have regarding citizenship. You must have Adobe Acrobat to access it. See similar questions...

Yes, providing you are not excluded on grounds of public policy (EEA nationals are expected to be able to support themselves without assistance from public funds), public health or public security. But you may need a work permit issued under the Control of Employment Acts if you want to work or take up self employment. See similar questions...