Griffin
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No. You receive income when you work in the United States or its territories, whether it is reported to the IRS or not. |
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Tim
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You receive income when you get a job. citizens don't get paid for being citizens. |
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S
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Not for just being a citizen. |
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Tristan S
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If you want to get paid a stipend just for being a citizen, move to Kuwait...
If you become a citizen in the US you have to work to make money... unless you defraud the welfare system (in which case you're a scumbag and we'll all hate you) or you become a CEO and pay people to work for you (in which case you're a scumbag but libertarians love you and I hate you). |
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billy
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Only if you work, there are no freebies. |
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Haley
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Sure, if you get a job. |
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Stef
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When you get a job, yes.
Or you can be like scum and go on welfare. |
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J. T. Studz
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only if you go on welfare! |
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Hawkeye
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I'm not aware of people receiving an income just from becoming a U.S. citizen! Ours is an economy where the individual is paid in exchange for _-WORKING-_.
Vincent Reagan
Hawkeye
G O C H A R G E R S!! |
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Spindrift
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As soon as you get a job, yes; otherwise, citizenship does not automatically give you money. |
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R. Guetive
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yes you will become a millionaire instanteously
numbnuts! |
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T
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You receive income when you work. |
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versantly
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if you've got a job, your citizenship is a moot point. |
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Lonely in MCO
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GET A JOB!! Just like all HONEST people do!! |
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city chic girl
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you recieve income when you get paid, you get paid when you have a job. income is just the amount of money you make. if you mean income TAX... yes. you do have to be a citizen and pay taxes to recieve INCOME TAX... get it? |
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Scooby937
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No, you do not receive money. But you may receive tax additional benefits later when you retire. Also, when you become a citizen it is more difficult for the government to export you should you be accused of a crime. |
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thesweeteststar
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why SHOULD you!????? |
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Judy1
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If you work for it. If you are asking do you get money from the government for becoming a citizen, no, in fact you pay a fee. |
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Max
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No. |
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A. Lynn
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Don't we all wish.
NO. You don't. |
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julz
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Of course you will want to obtain a job in this wonderful Country full of opportunities. You can achieve all of your dreams here, if you work hard and aspire to!
You do, of course, qualify for Government help if you truly are in need of it. There are programs to help people get on their feet. You do have to show you are trying to be self supporting though. If you have no food, there is a food allowance given, there is also local food banks in your town that you live in. You can also find a lot of assistance for finding a job and schooling.
You will find that the more effort you put into becoming a successful citizen, the more will be given to you! |
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The Lemur
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No. We have to work too. |
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wolfsmomma
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the only way to receive an income anywhere is to work...unless you were born rich. the united states is no different than any other country |
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kwflamingo
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Yeah, if you're working! But, no, we do not pay you to become a US citizen. |
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Sahara
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If you work then yes. If you don't then no. If you want money then you have to work for it. |
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Due 1/7/09
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No, you need a job. And a rather good one to be able to afford to live in the United States if you're by yourself. Becoming a U.S. Citizen doesn't entitle you to money, but it allows you to EARN money through a job, that you would not otherwise be able to obtain without U.S. Citizenship. |
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geniepiper
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No. |
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C J
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Are you crazy? No - not just for becoming a US citizen. |
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Goethe
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Only if you are working. No one gets paid to be a citizen of the greatest country in the world (but there might be an application fee). |
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HM 10
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No, why should you or could you imagine that? |
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♥T A R A
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No, Unless You Have a Job :D |
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