Common Citizenship Interview

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Presentation transcript:

Common Citizenship Interview Quiz Review

Why are you here today? citizenship interview

Are you ready to begin? Please stand and raise your right hand. oath.

Show me your Permanent Resident card and photo ID

Explain how are you eligible to become a US citizen.

Are requesting an accommodation because of a disability?

What is your date of birth?

What is your country of origin?

What was your port of entry?

Where do you reside? reside

Have you lived anywhere else in the past five years?

What is your source of income?

Have you taken any trips outside the US in the past 5 years?

When did you get (married / divorced)?

If you are married, is your spouse a U.S. citizen?

Do you have any children? What are their names?

Do you pay your taxes every year?

Have you ever been arrested or committed a crime?

Have you ever sold or smuggled illegal drugs or narcotics?

Have you ever been deported?

Congratulations! You’re going to make a great US citizen!