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Naturalization Backlog Being Addressed, Min. Says
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Minister of Immigration Keith Bell says the Davis administration is continuing to address the backlog of applications for naturalization.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Minister of Immigration Keith Bell says the Davis administration is continuing to address the backlog of applications for naturalization.
The minister was unable to say how many applications are a part of the backlog. But he did say he would get back to the public on those figures.
He hopes the digitization and collaboration of ministries will help speed things up.
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