Becoming a U.S. citizen : a guide to the law, exam, & interview

Becoming a U.S. citizen A guide to the law, exam, & interview

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Subjects
Citizenship > Examinations, questions, etc.
Citizenship > Law and legislation.
Citizenship > Examinations > Study guides.
Study guides.
Genres
Study guides
Published
Berkeley, CA : Nolo
Language
English
Item Description
Earlier editions, 1-4, cataloged as monographs in LC.
Physical Description
volumes : illustrations, forms ; 28 cm
Publication Frequency
Every one to three years
Bibliography
Includes index.
ISBN
9781413331172
ISSN
21633673
  • Your Companion on the Path to U.S. Citizenship
  • 1. Deciding Whether to Apply for Citizenship
  • A. Disadvantages of Applying for Citizenship
  • B. Advantages of U.S. Citizenship
  • 2. Are You Eligible for U.S. Citizenship?
  • A. Confirming Your Permanent Resident Status
  • B. Your Physical Location During Permanent Residency
  • C. The Age Requirement
  • D. Demonstrating Good Moral Character
  • E. English Language Skills
  • F. The U.S. History and Government Exam
  • G. Loyalty to the U.S
  • H. Overview: Are You Ready to Apply?
  • 3. Preparing and Submitting Your Application
  • A. What You'll Put in Your Application Packet
  • B. Preparing Your Cover Letter to USCIS
  • C. Filling Out USCIS Form N-400
  • D. Submitting the Application
  • 4. Between Filing and Interview: Dealing With the Wait
  • A. Improving Your Eligibility for U.S. Citizenship
  • B. Tracking Your Application and Dealing With Delays
  • C. If You Move or Travel
  • D. Requesting Emergency Attention
  • E. When All Else Fails, Call Your U.S. Congressperson
  • 5. Preparing for the English Exam
  • A. How Much English You'll Need to Know
  • B. How USCIS Tests Your English
  • C. Study Resources
  • 6. Preparing for the U.S. History and Government Exam
  • A. Your Exam Preparation Strategy
  • B. Learning the Answers to the 100 Questions
  • C. The 20 Questions for Applicants Age 65 and Older
  • 7. Overcoming Disability When Applying for Citizenship
  • A. How to Become the Applicant's Designated Representative
  • B. How USCIS Can Accommodate a Disability
  • C. Obtaining a Disability-Based Waiver of the Exam Requirements
  • D. Requesting a Waiver of the Oath of Allegiance Requirement
  • 8. The Interview
  • A. Final Preparation for Interview
  • B. The Naturalization Interview
  • C. If the Interview Goes Badly
  • D. Approval or Denial: What's Next?
  • 9. Denials, Appeals, and Repeat Interviews
  • A. Retaking the Citizenship Exams
  • B. Providing More Documents
  • C. Choosing to Appeal or Reapply
  • D. How to Appeal Denial of Naturalization
  • E. What to Do If You Lose the Appeal
  • F. Reapplying for Citizenship
  • 10. Legal Help Beyond This Book
  • A. When Do You Need a Lawyer?
  • B. Gather Names of Prospective Attorneys
  • C. Avoid Sleazy Lawyers
  • D. Choosing Among Lawyers
  • E. Signing Up Your Lawyer
  • F. Firing Your Lawyer
  • G. Do-It-Yourself Legal Research
  • 11. After You Are Approved
  • A. The Swearing-in Ceremony
  • B. How to Prove Your U.S. Citizenship
  • C. Registering to Vote in U.S. Elections
  • D. U.S. Citizenship for Your Children
  • E. Helping Other Family Members Immigrate
  • Glossary: Words You Need to Know
  • Index

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