Citizenship. Dr Sydeny Nicola Bennett

CANADIAN - AMERICAN + EURO

Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett is a Canadian born Naturalized America Citizen of European background. White (skin color) born 1985, September 1 North Bay, Ontario, Canada 

P.K LABS - LEGITIMACY 

Michael Persinger & Dr Mary Koslov of Jacksonville, Florida & Thousand Oaks, California operating out of Sudbury & Montreal 1970's-2018 / 2022 obtained Naturalized Citizenship thtough Special Circumstances for Dr Sydbey Nicola Bennett between 1999-2001 during a Sudbury - Montreal merger connected to research & investigations with the 5 Eyes which extended into the European Coalition of countries & territories 

NB-OT - SABATEURS 

The NB-OT Lab's operated against P.K Perainger-Koslov Labs creating Havoc while people they connect with involuntarily go along with as they do not want to become a victim of their non-Standardized Private Interest Labs unlike Private-Public & Off-Grid Defence Labs while others operating voluntarily or involuntarily. The NB-OT Labs had attempted to discredit & even wanted Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett to apply for Naturalization through the Green Card process using Asylum or an Investors if not Workers Visa in 2022 despite not requiring after sabotaging plans visiting California from Alberta after time in Ontario during the CIG 3 restrucure for the 2025-2030+ plus agenda 

Those going against the NB-OT are appreciated in favor of strict safe standards in brain research & technology use for H.I.3 Case investigations including that of Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett even if you poke fun at what the NB-OT Labs should not have done to Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett which was ugly. Bad news. Pure evil 

All education - credential & career portfolio then background records alongside work experience & knowledge with skill - ability to capability then perspective is readily available publicly & partial privately of Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett's

The EU Coalition

Canadian Resolution NB-OT - P.K Situation 

https://piston-punch30.blogspot.com/2025/01/httpswww.html

CITIZENSHIP RESIDENCY 

Resident in Canada

Ontario 1985-1998
Quebec 1998-2011
British Columbia 1998-2011
Alberta 2012-2025

Temporary visits to Ontario - H.I.3

Resident in USA

California 2001-2025

NATURALIZATION 

A naturalized citizen is someone who has become a U.S. citizen after applying for and meeting the requirements for naturalization. 

To become a naturalized citizen, an immigrant must:

Have a green card for at least three to five years 

Meet certain military service requirements 

Meet other requirements, including:Being of a minimum age 

Being physically and continuously present in the U.S. 

Having good moral character 

Being proficient in English and having knowledge of civics 

Registering for military and civil service 

Pledging allegiance to the United States 

To become a naturalized citizen, an applicant must also pass a naturalization test and interview. The test includes an English portion and a civics portion. The English portion assesses the applicant's ability to read, write, and speak basic English. The civics portion assesses the applicant's knowledge of American history and government. 

Citizenship is granted at birth, while naturalization is a process that confers citizenship. 

SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES 

There are a few special circumstances that may apply to naturalization in the United States, including: 

Children of U.S. citizens serving abroad

Children of U.S. citizens serving abroad may be eligible to become citizens without traveling to the United States. This includes children of U.S. armed forces members or U.S. government employees. 

Children of deceased U.S. citizens

A child's U.S. citizen grandparent or legal guardian may apply for citizenship on behalf of the child within five years of the parent's death. 

U.S. government employees

U.S. government employees, including members of the U.S. armed forces, may be eligible for an exception to the continuous residence requirement. This applies if their residency outside of the United States was on behalf of the U.S. government. 

Emergencies and unforeseen circumstances

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) may offer immigration relief during and after emergencies or unforeseen circumstances. 

Other considerations for naturalization include: 

Providing documentation of good moral character 

Providing evidence of continuous residence in the United States 

Meeting the age requirement of at least 18 years old 

Having been a permanent resident for at least 5 years, or 3 years if married to a U.S. citizen 

NEUROLOGICAL TECHNOLOGY LAB EFFORTS 

Full body not brain chipping or EEG

How those operating people's bodies as subject candidates under the Canadian versus US Brain Initiative speak

Subject Candidates

Vocabulary then style in communication, reaction or response then in written, typed or texted efforts consciously in control unmanned in control of their body for themselves

Operating Handlers of Subject Candidates

Vocabulary then style in communication, reaction or response then in written, typed or texted efforts speaking in general or applying a style & if not operating a neurological technology candidate

Yourself in different ways
Styles applied
Acting in character temporarily

What's my mix tape or were kick'in it are back Africans living in Southern Ontario or Ottawa connected to a Grant Monroe Handling a Jacqueline Francis Keller & others at one NB-OT Lab cluster over others rather than Standardized Labs under the Brain Initiative with those hooked up segregated into different categories then others not hooked up tracked through offline, online, mobile & telephone channels of communication  

The African - Asian versus American - Canadian & European connection with different operating labs situated internationalinternationally including Brics versus Nato have similar or separate standards 

EU - AMERICAN COALITION