How does someone become a citizen of the US when they are from Russia

How does someone become a citizen of the US when they are from Russia?
My brothers gf lives and is from russia. She comes to every summer from russia and works in the US and then goes back to Russia. She wants to live down here now with us. Does anyone know how she can do that or the steps to becoming a legal US citizen? Please only answer this question if you really no
Immigration - 4 Answers
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Right now, you should be asking how you can become a citizen of Russia.
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She needs a sponsor who will petition her immigrant visa either immediate family member or US Employer. If she gets approved, she will get green card as a Permanent Resident status. After 3 years (through marriage to US Citizen) or 5 years (all other ways) obtaining green card, she will be eligible to apply for US Citizenship. http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/types/types_1326.html
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Work and establish a domicile in the US.
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Your brother need to sponsor her for fiance visa -it takes almost from 6months to 1 year ,and after when she arrive get married get married and she should applied for green card,after 3 years she can applied for citisenship USA.

will I loose my american citizenship if I decide to work in a filipino embassy

will I loose my american citizenship if I decide to work in a filipino embassy?
I want to go to Russia and work in a filipino embassy and I'm going to get my dual citizenship soon because I'm a filipino-American. However, I'm still in my 2nd year high school here in US so I've got time to decide
Embassies & Consulates - 3 Answers
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look through your passport. I remember a page that lists the different ways that you can forfeit U.S. citizenship.
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No, it wouldn't affect your US citizenship. about the only thing that would affect it, would be to formally renounce it before a consular officer overseas. even if you were to actually join the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and become a diplomat, you wouldn't lose your citizenship. however, you couldn't serve in the US, primarily because as an American you wouldn't be eligible for diplomatic immunity inside the US.
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You will keep dual nationality Filipino-American, should you decide to work for Filipino Embasssy at Moscow (Russia).

Do you suspect any of your neighbors of being spies working for Russia

Do you suspect any of your neighbors of being spies working for Russia?
Following the arrest of the 11 deep cover Russian spies in the US do you have suspicions about any of your neighbors? http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1290708/Russian-spy-Anna-Chapmans-British-links-Agent-seized-FBI-swoop-lived-London.html
Current Events - 10 Answers
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Government spies are easy to find if you haven't noticed. There is always some sort of cover up or hiding of information; and finding out information about them is the first step to discovery.
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no, my neighbors are into other things...lol
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No but I have suspected people of being spies working for China. I think some of them are communist agitators.
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Maybe not Russian spies... =/ But I SWEAR TO GOD my next door neighbour is a Taliban Terrorist.. He dresses up like one, he is a "physic construction engineer" and works on like.. A big science place, and his house is covered (on the inside) with pictures of 9/11 and other such bombings and stuff. Im freakin' scared to death of it...!
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One just never knows.
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Yes I`m keeping a close watch on my neighbour Ms Eva Vestoff...
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Nah. My neighbours, Igor & Natasha, seem very nice people with their black wardrobe attire, funny foreign accents & constantly darting eyes.
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As my closest neighbours are Sudanese and Bahraini , I have to say not really. However I do think the guy who runs the local watering hole is really a CIA operative. Does that count?
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Nyet!
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I think my neighbor is an alien from Mars... 0__0