subject: The Best Gift for a New United States Citizen [print this page] The Best Gift for a New United States Citizen
Becoming a naturalized citizen of the United States of America is a momentous occasion. The dream of citizenship in the greatest country in the world is a powerful force in our history, and the realization of that dream is a life-changing moment for those who come to our shores. This once-in-a-lifetime occasion calls for a gift of rare significance. A gift of land in all fifty states honors that dream, and provides a direct, legal connection to the land that they have come to love.
Own A Piece of America provides a very unique opportunity: a chance to own a small piece of land in each of the fifty states. The new citizen will receive a numbered, legal deed, suitable for framing and display, alongside other cherished mementos of this incredibly special day. It will be displayed with pride and patriotism for many years, reminding all who see it of the long road to becoming a citizen in this great nation. This gift is a gift of America itself, both literal and symbolic, and will eloquently convey your sentiment of welcome. They will feel a genuine sense of pride and ownership when they see your gift.
Each deed is personalized, numbered, and a legal document, describing the bearer's ownership of one square inch of land in each of the fifty states. In itself, the document makes an extremely attractive memento and conversation piece. In addition to being a very patriotic gift, it comes with none of the hassles of other forms of land ownership: the owner will not be required to pay taxes on their property, and all aspects of its maintenance and upkeep will be handled by American Acres, Inc.
Each deed comes with a property listing, detailing exactly where the land is located. Land is available from some of the most beautiful and storied locales in the country; the prairies, mountains, forests, the scenic highways and byways, and the towns and cities of these United States. Each state in this country has a story to tell. Like the new citizens themselves, every state has its own 'coming to America' story, from the thirteen British colonies that became the first states, to the purchase of Alaska and Hawaii. This is a nation of immigrants, adventurers, and storytellers, and this gift firmly cements the connection between this country's history and the story of its newest citizen.
