Regular Citizenship Interview

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Presentation transcript:

Regular Citizenship Interview Q & A

Hello. I am Officer Brown. I will be interviewing you today. Hello. I’m pleased to meet you.

Why are you here today? I want to become a US citizen.

Why do you want to become a US citizen? I want to vote. I love America. I want a US passport I want to live with my family. There are good opportunities here.

How did you get here today? I drove my car. My wife drove me here. I took a taxi.

What do you miss about your old country? I miss my family and friends. I miss the food.

Are you ready? Do you have any questions before we begin? I’m a little nervous but I’m ready. I have no questions right now.

Are you ready to begin. Please stand and raise your right hand Are you ready to begin? Please stand and raise your right hand. Do you promise to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? I do.

What did you just promise? I promised to tell the truth.

Please have a seat. Thank you.

Explain how are you eligible to become a US citizen. I have been a: Permanent resident for 5 years OR Permanent resident for 3 years and I am married to a US citizen

Show me your Permanent Resident card and photo IDs Here they are

What is your current legal name? Spell your family name. My current legal name is (first, middle, last)

Is the name on your Green Card the same as your current legal name? Yes. No, I got married and changed my name.

What is your date of birth? My date of birth is (month, day, year)

What date did you become a legal permanent resident? I became a permanent resident on (month, day, year)

What is your country of birth? My country of birth is (country)

What is your country of nationality? My country of nationality is (country)

Are you requesting an accommodation because of a disability? No, I’m not requesting an accommodation. Yes, I am deaf / blind

What was your port of entry? My port of entry was (San Francisco).

What is your daytime ‘phone number? My number is (XXX) XXX - XXXX

What is your current home address? My current home address is (number, street, city, state, zip)

How long have you lived at your current home address? I have lived there since (month, year) I have lived there for 6 years.

What was your previous home address? My previous address was (street, city, state, zip). I have always lived at my current home address.

Was your mother or father a US citizen before your 18th birthday? No. Yes – my mother / father was a US citizen.

How do you support yourself financially? Do you work? I work at (Wells Fargo) I go to school and work part-time at (Walgreen’s) I’m retired and get a pension My spouse works and supports me My family supports me.

Have you taken any trips outside the US in the past 5 years? No, I have not left the US. Yes.

How many total days were you outside of the US? I was outside the US for (X) days. You cannot be out of the US for more than 365 days in 5 years.

Tell me about your last trip. When did you leave the US? I left on (month, day, year).

When did you return to the US? I returned on (month, day, year).

Where did you go? I went to (country)

What is your current marital status? I’m single I’m married I’m divorced I’m widowed

How many times have you been married? I have been married one time / 2 times. I have never been married.

What is your spouse’s name? His name is … Her name is …

What is the date of your marriage? We got married on (month, day, year)

Is your spouse a U.S. citizen? Yes: my spouse was born in the US. Yes: my spouse became a US citizen on (month, day, year) No: my spouse is a permanent resident. No: my spouse is a citizen of (Mexico)

Do you have any children? What are their names? No, I have no children. Yes, I have one child. S/he is called (Natalie) Yes, I have 2 children. They are called (Anna and Stefan).

What is your children’s country of birth? He / she was born in the US. They were born in (Japan)

Where do your children live? They live with me. She lives in San Francisco. He lives in Taiwan.

Have you ever claimed to be a US citizen? No

Have you ever voted in any US elections? No

Do you have any title of nobility in a foreign country?

Have you ever been declared legally incompetent? No

Have you ever failed to file your taxes? No, I always pay my taxes.

Do you owe any overdue taxes? No, I don’t

Do you belong to any groups or organizations? No, I don’t. Yes, I belong to a church. Yes, I belong to a book club.

Have you ever been a member of the Communist party? What is Communism? No. No freedom, like North Korea or Cuba.

Have you ever been a member of a totalitarian party Have you ever been a member of a totalitarian party? What is a totalitarian party? No. Like Nazi Germany

Have you ever been a terrorist? What is terrorism? No, never. Violence against the government and people, like 9/11

Have you ever advocated the overthrow of any government by force or violence? No, never. Violence against the government and people, like 9/11

Have you ever persecuted any person because of race, religion, national origin, member of any particular social group, or political opinion? No, never.

Have you ever participated in genocide? What is genocide? No, never. To kill a whole race of people – like the Holocaust.

Have you ever participated in torture? What is torture? No, never. To hurt someone for information.

Have you ever tried to hurt or kill someone on purpose? No, never. To hurt someone for information.

Have you ever raped anyone? What is rape? No, never. Force someone to have sex.

Have you ever stopped someone from practicing his religion? No, never.

Have you ever participated in a rebel group, militia, or army? No.

Have you ever been a member of a gang? No.

Have you ever received military or weapons training? No.

Have you ever forced a child to become a soldier? No, never

Have you ever been a habitual drunkard? No, never

Have you ever been a prostitute? No, never

Have you ever been arrested? No, never

Have you ever sold or smuggled illegal drugs or narcotics? No, never

Have you ever committed bigamy? What is bigamy? No, never You are married to more than one person at the same time.

Have you ever helped anyone enter the US illegally? No, never

Have you ever gambled illegally? What is illegal gambling? No, never. You play cards and don’t pay taxes.

Have you ever failed to support your children or pay alimony Have you ever failed to support your children or pay alimony? What is alimony? No, never. Alimony is the money that a court makes you pay monthly to your ex-spouse.

Have you ever lied to the US government to get public benefits? No, never

Have you ever been deported? No, never

Do you support the Constitution and the form of government of the US? Yes, I do

Are you willing to take the full Oath Of Allegiance to the US government? Yes, I am

I will use a weapon to help the US Army. If the law requires it, are you willing to bear arms in the US Army? What is “to bear arms”? Yes, I am. I will use a weapon to help the US Army.

Are you willing to perform non-combatant services for the US Army Are you willing to perform non-combatant services for the US Army? What is “non-combatant”? Yes, I am. To help the US Army without using a weapon.

Are you willing to help the government during a national emergency? Yes, I am.

Do you promise that everything you said is true? Yes.

Congratulations! You’re going to make a great US citizen! Thank you very much!!!