What USCF rating gets free premium?

I understand that 2200+ FIDE are considered Candidate Masters, which from what I understand is the lowest title you can hold to be considered a title member. On Wikipedia, 2000+ USCF is considered "Candidates Masters," with the quotations added. This is more commonly called "expert" level.

My question is, does a 2000 rating USCF grant a person the title of CM?

Thanks! :) 

My question is, does a 2000 rating USCF grant a person the title of CM?

No USCF rating will confer a FIDE title.

So a person is thus required to reach USCF NM level, which is 2200+. Is this correct? Or, 2200+ FIDE which grants the CM title.

Yep.

p.s. Of course, other countries also confer national titles e.g. English NM title is approximately 2250 (over two consecutive seasons).

no a 2000 uscf player is only considered as a expert according to the USCF

George, titled players get free premium membership on chess.com. I was wondering what level I had to reach USCF to be titled. The Wikipedia wasn't clear :)

im pretty sure chess.com also accepts uscf candidate master, which i think u get when u have a few 6 round tourneys with a preformace of 200+

List of qualifying titles is on the right-hand side:

http://www.chess.com/members/titled_players

only FIDE CMs can obtain the CM red letters, i got free diamond at US standard 2200+, up until i reached that standard i paid for my membership, and the remainder of the membership credit i gave to a friend.

Rating system http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chess_rating_system

     George; go to the USCF website; you'll get the titles, and the equivalent rating. Any certified title from the USCF get free membership.