Overview of the U.S. Citizenship test & interview
Becoming a U.S. citizen is a monumental step filled with opportunity and pride. The U.S. Citizenship Test and Interview are key parts of the naturalization process, and we’re here to guide you through it. Millions have succeeded before you—and so can you. With a 94% passing rate, the odds are in your favor! Even those with limited English and Civics knowledge have triumphed. If they can do it, so can you. Let’s make this journey together.
What to expect during the citizenship test & interview
1. The interview:
- Conducted by a USCIS officer.
- Verifies your application and tests your eligibility.
- Includes English language and Civics test components.
2. The civics test:
- You’ll answer questions about U.S. history and government.
- A study guide is provided, and there are only 100 possible questions to review.
3. The english test:
- Tests your ability to read, write, and speak basic English.
- You’ll read one sentence, write one sentence, and engage in a conversation with the officer.
Who doesn’t have to take the test?
Certain individuals qualify for exceptions or modifications based on age, residency, or medical conditions. Here are the exceptions:
- Age and Residency Exceptions:
- Age 50+ and 20 Years as a Permanent Resident (Green Card Holder): Exempt from the English test but must take the Civics test in your native language.
- Age 55+ and 15 Years as a Permanent Resident: Exempt from the English test but must take the Civics test in your native language.
- Age 65+ and 20 Years as a Permanent Resident: Eligible for an easier version of the Civics test with fewer questions.
- Medical Disability Exceptions:
- If you have a physical or developmental disability or mental impairment, you may be exempt from one or both tests with proper documentation (Form N-648).
How to prepare for the test
- Study Materials: USCIS provides a comprehensive list of 100 questions.
- Practice Tests: Take sample quizzes to familiarize yourself with the format.
- Learn with Others: Join study groups or attend classes—you’re not alone in this!
- Speaking: Practice answering basic questions about your life (e.g., your name, address, job).
- Reading and Writing: USCIS provides vocabulary lists and sentence samples.
- Immersive Learning: Watch TV, listen to podcasts, or engage in conversations to improve fluency.
- Be Honest: Provide truthful answers to all questions.
- Be Prepared: Review your application and anticipate follow-up questions.
- Stay Calm: Remember, the USCIS officer is there to help, not to intimidate.
- Mock Interviews: Practice with a friend, family member, or mentor.
You can do this!
People from all walks of life have taken this step and succeeded. Some crossed oceans, faced unimaginable hardships, and left behind loved ones to pursue the dream of U.S. citizenship. They endured, and so can you.
Remember, this is not just about passing a test. It’s about securing a future for yourself and your family. Don’t let fear or procrastination hold you back. Take the first step—and we’ll be here to support you every step of the way.
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