There are hundreds of reasons for becoming a US Citizen as I am sure you are aware of if you are about to apply or in the process now.

In this article, we will consider some of the main advantages of becoming a fully fledged member of the United States.

If you are applying to become a US citizen then you will have lived in the United States for at least five years. In this time you will have watched and judged the Government and the topical decisions that they have made.

Regardless on your political view, that government were not yours, because until you are a member of the United States of America, you are unable to vote.

Just think, you have just missed out on being part of a huge part of history with the new president. Now that would have been a story to tell your grandchildren!

You gain stability once you are a citizen of the United States. You are guaranteed residency, taking away the constant fear that uncertainty brings and you are finally able to lay down roots that you can enjoy for the rest of your life.

No one knows what is around the corner, and although you are more than able to provide for yourself and your family now, in the future this may not be the case.

If for whatever reason you were no longer able to work, once you are a US Citizen you are eligible for these government benefits.

You will be able to be employed in federal agencies; these jobs are secure and highly respected.

A great way to show your loyalty to the flag, but before your application is processed; these jobs are out of your reach.

Your family will be priority cases for immigration to the United States, meaning that you can provide security and a rosy future, not just for yourself, but for your entire family unit.

These are just a few reasons why becoming a citizen of the United States is beneficial for you. There are many more besides, and I am sure that you have dozens of your own personal reasons to contribute.

So although the process may be long and stressful, it will all be worth it in the end, when you can hold your head up high and tell your family that now you are a fully fledge American.

After all of this there are three possible outcomes.

One, you are now allowed to pledge allegiance to the flag and you are now a U.S citizen.

Two, your status is put on hold.

This could be because there may be a problem with your application or your background check.

Three, your application could be denied.

This could be because you haven't resided in on U.S ground for long enough or more problematic is that you may have lied on your application.