How Do You Prepare For Citizenship Interview?
The United States Citizen and Immigration Services (USCIS) administers the citizenship test, which was redesigned in 2008. The test is primarily oral but includes a written portion. Prepare for a citizenship interview by practicing for the civics, reading, and writing sections at least six weeks before your test. Review your answers to questions on the application, Form N-400, which might be asked during the interview. Criminal convictions will make you ineligible to become a citizen, so avoid criminal activity and obey all laws. Go to the USCIS website and download free test prep information. Develop a daily study schedule and set aside time to study for each section. Access the complete list of U.S. civics and history questions that the USCIS officer might ask you. The list contains 100 questions and you must answer six out of ten questions correctly. Memorize words that you can be asked during the writing portion, all of which are accessible through the USCIS website. Ask a family m
