Thread: First Child Becomes a U.S. Citizen Overseas

First Child Becomes a U.S. Citizen Overseas

USCIS Naturalization Ceremony Held in Japan

YOKOSUKA NAVAL STATION, JAPAN – Martin Miles Ulsano, age 7, the child of a member of the U.S. Navy, today recited the Oath of Allegiance at a naturalization ceremony held here in the Chapel of Hope. In doing so, he became the newest citizen of the United States, and the first child naturalized overseas.

Martin, who was born and raised in Japan, is the son of Eugeline and Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Caesar Ulsano. Caesar, who is originally from the Philippines, became a naturalized citizen in 2004 in Hawaii.

“The successful first naturalization of a child overseas reflects the exemplary work of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services employees in Korea and the military unit at our Nebraska Service Center,â€

Since our military became the modern "Rome Legions" deployed worldwide to defend "the Empire" while the Barbarians gathered unheeded at the gates of Rome.