What are the four main parts of the U.S. naturalization interview?
The four main parts are:
1. being placed under oath,
2. the review of your Form N-400 application,
3. the English test,
4. the Civics test.
What is the first thing that happens when your interview begins with the USCIS Officer?
The officer will place you under oath. You will promise to tell the truth during the interview.
Why does the USCIS officer review your Form N-400 application with you?
To confirm that all the information is true and correct, ask about any changes since you filed, and to simultaneously assess your ability to understand and speak English.
What two tests must most applicants pass during the naturalization interview?
Most applicants must pass an English test and a Civics test.
What are the three parts of the English test?
The English test consists of three parts: a speaking test, a reading test, and a writing test.
What is the purpose of the Civics test?
The Civics test evaluates your knowledge and understanding of U.S. history and government.
What documents are essential to bring to your naturalization interview?
You must bring your interview appointment notice, your Permanent Resident Card (Green Card), your state-issued ID, and any other documents requested in your notice.
Who conducts the naturalization interview?
A United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Officer.
What happens after the tests are completed?
The USCIS officer will tell you the results of your interview. The officer may approve your application, continue it for more evidence, or deny it.
