Indian American Green Card Holders Can Now Get Citizenship in Just 3 Weeks!

HI INDIA NEWS DESK
WASHINGTON, DC- The U.S. government is making efforts to encourage eligible Indian American Green Card holders to obtain citizenship. In response to the ongoing election campaign, qualifying Green Card holders are being urged to apply for U.S. citizenship. Under the Joe Biden administration, it is now possible to become a U.S. citizen in just three weeks.

To be eligible for U.S. citizenship, one must have been a Green Card holder and have resided in the country for at least five years. The U.S. government is particularly encouraging Indian Americans to apply for citizenship and register for the upcoming elections. Reports indicate that a majority of Green Card holders in the U.S. are Indian Americans and Asian Americans.

Shekar Narasimhan, the Chairman and Founder of the Asian American Pacific Islanders (AAPI), stated that Green Card holders who have lived in the country for five years can obtain their citizenship and register to vote in the elections. The government is making efforts to allow candidates to register in advance, as most states have a registration deadline. Narasimhan also urged candidates to create WhatsApp groups, add at least 20 friends, and remind each other about the importance of voting.

Kamala Harris, the Vice President of the U.S. and a participant in the presidential run, has generated enthusiasm among Asian Americans, Indian Americans, and other communities. Narasimhan emphasized the need to convert this excitement into votes to show their support. He encouraged eligible Indian Americans who have been Green Card holders for five years to register and obtain U.S. citizenship in just three weeks. Narasimhan concluded, “So, get your citizenship if you haven’t done it. Register to vote. Vote, and then organize others to go and vote. All this can be done in 100 days.”