Question

section 4 - how to become a citizen
describe. (1) the basic eligibility requirements to become a u.s. citizen; (2) the steps to become a u.s. citizen, and (3) the benefits or value of u.s. citizenship. this information is available from the www.uscis.gov website.

Explanation:

(1) Basic eligibility requirements for U.S. citizenship typically include being at least 18 years old, having a green - card for a certain period (usually 5 years, 3 years if married to a U.S. citizen), being of good moral character, having a basic understanding of U.S. history and government, and being able to speak, read, and write basic English. (2) Steps to become a U.S. citizen generally involve filing Form N - 400 (Application for Naturalization), getting fingerprinted for a background check, attending an interview where questions about eligibility and knowledge of U.S. civics are asked, and taking an oath of allegiance. (3) Benefits of U.S. citizenship include the right to vote, the ability to petition for certain family members to immigrate, eligibility for federal jobs that require U.S. citizenship, and protection against deportation in most cases.

Answer:

(1) At least 18 years old, green - card holder for a set time, good moral character, English proficiency, knowledge of U.S. history and government.
(2) File Form N - 400, get fingerprinted, attend interview, take oath of allegiance.
(3) Right to vote, ability to petition for family immigration, eligibility for certain federal jobs, protection against deportation.