US Immigration Agency Allows Unlimited Citizenship Reapplications
The US Citizenship and Immigration Services has clarified that individuals who have been denied US citizenship can reapply without any limit on the number of attempts. This information was provided on the agency's frequently asked questions page regarding the naturalization process.
A denial does not permanently prevent applicants from pursuing citizenship, allowing them to submit Form N-400 as many times as they wish. However, a key condition is that each new application requires a payment of the filing fee, which must be paid anew for every submission.
Applicants cannot transfer fees from previous applications or receive waivers based on prior attempts.
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