U.S. Citizenship Application Process

The video tutorial guides viewers through a mock U.S. naturalization interview using the N-400 form. Jackie introduces the process, and Officer Smith conducts the interview with an applicant, Jin Woo Park. The interview covers identity verification, a civics test, English proficiency, and a review of the applicant's history. The applicant successfully passes the tests and signs the Oath of Allegiance. The video concludes with a discussion of the next steps in the naturalization process.

What is the first step Officer Smith takes during the interview?

• Conducts the civics test

• Asks about the applicant's travel history

• Puts the applicant under oath

• Checks the applicant's documents

Why does the applicant want to become a U.S. citizen?

• To start a business

• To travel freely

• To vote and improve life for their children

• To access better healthcare

How many questions must the applicant answer correctly to pass the civics test?

• Five

• Seven

• Eight

• Six

What does the applicant need to do to demonstrate English proficiency?

• Translate a document

• Give a speech

• Write an essay

• Read and write a sentence

How long has the applicant been a permanent resident?

• Five years

• Six years

• Seven years

• Eight years

What was the purpose of the applicant's trip to Cancun, Mexico?

• Education

• Family visit

• Vacation

• Business

What is the applicant's current marital status?

• Married

• Widowed

• Single

• Divorced

What does the applicant's employer, Digital Diagnostics, specialize in?

• Pharmaceuticals

• Medical research

• Software development

• Lab diagnostic equipment

What does the applicant agree to do if the law requires it?

• Serve in a foreign military

• Work in a foreign country

• Bear arms on behalf of the U.S.

• Pay additional taxes

What should the applicant bring to the oath ceremony?

• Their employment contract

• Their passport

• Their green card and oath ceremony letter

• Their birth certificate