WaterLeaf

Yeah some people can't but some may lie and get the benefits. Usually that are found as fraud of some type. https://www.ussc.gov/research/quick-facts/government-benefits-fraud This doesn't say if the applicant was USC or not. I'd assume most are USC. I've seen some of insurance fraud in my state at least. Edit: I over looked. 83.0% were United States citizens.

Mostly, but... You'd be surprised how many election fraud goes on. Death of family voting, more than 1 voting per person, and even voters at the voting poll does not know who is not a Naturalized Citizen doing votes. People get confused. Some don't realize some who have a felony also lost their ability to vote as well, so yes US Citizen can lose their voting rights... and er, more. By all means, I'm not a fan of political stuff. I just have to keep an eye out on things that are needed to be known. However, those of a US Citizen had lost their ability to vote may get their voting rights back if they apply under circumstances. References: https://www.usa.gov/who-can-vote https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/policy-manual-updates/20210527-VoterRegistration.pdf https://www.uscis.gov/citizenship-resource-center/new-us-citizens# https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-f-chapter-5 Section M. On the salty side, many US Citizen does not go out to vote as they decided it was not worth it. Not to cause any confusion - sorry.

Sadly, this is a common issue that nobody knows how it works in the US that a selected few are only allowed to vote. The cancel vote paper should be good - I'd think that would. I did read upon and told my Husband not to sign up nor accidentally sign up to vote, and to watch out for those 'fine prints'. More like a lecture a several times though because I'm dead serious! Lol. But truth be told, everyone I spoke to around me did not know this either. But they did not seem to care. It's a sad situation here in the US.

Nothing on my end but just ended up looking at the online processing times and it now says my Texas Service Center/Case # is now bumped up to 16.5 months... so looks like this is going to keep going on. I have this in my bookmark. It seems like the Naturalization will come sooner before this get processed. However, gotta get stamp in some times I guess.

I did not heard about this until someone posted on Youtube about she gone to get one so she can get back in the US while the Gov is processing her new greencard of a mistake they had done (Male instead of Female on the GC). I'd guess it'll be safe to get one.