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The Naturalization Interview and Test (008) – 3 in 1_Small Talk, Naturalization Interview, Civics Test, Reading & Writing Test · 128 Civics Questions for U.S. Citizenship Test

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  Andes Martinez. Yes, that's me.
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  Good afternoon. I'm Officer.
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  Sophia and I'll be. Conducting your naturalization
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  interview. Today, it's a pleasure.
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  To meet you. How are you today?
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  I'm doing great. Thank you.
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  How about you? I'm doing well, thank you for
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  asking, please follow me. Sure.
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  Place your belongings on the table and remain standing.
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  I'll need you to. Swear before we.
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  Begin the interview. Can you raise your right hand?
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  Do you promise? To tell the truth, the whole.
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  Truth and nothing. But the truth.
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  Yes. I do.
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  Thank you. You can put your hand down.
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  Please take a seat. Thank you Do.
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  You know what you just promised? Yes, officer, I promise to tell
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  the truth. Do you know what taking an oath
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  means? It's a public promise that I
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  must do, truthfully. Please let me know if any of
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  your answers have changed since submitting your application.
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  OK OK. Do you have any?
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  Physical disability. Or mental impairment that
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  prevents you from demonstrating your knowledge and understanding
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  any part or question of the naturalization exam, No.
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  Officer. Did you?
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  Face any problem to find our location?
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  No, it was quite easy. If you do not understand any
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  question. Feel free to.
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  Ask me to repeat. It OK.
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  OK. Did you come here voluntarily?
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  Yes, I did. I've been looking forward to
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  this day. Do you feel well?
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  Prepared for your interview? Today, yes, I do.
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  How long were you waiting for me?
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  Not so long, It's about 35 minutes.
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  How did you come? Here today.
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  My friend drove me here. How is the weather?
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  Today. Oh, that's great.
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  It's a shiny weather today. How is the traffic?
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  Outside. Not so bad as usual.
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  Do you have any questions? Before we start.
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  No, thank you. Do you need to?
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  Use the restroom before we start.
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  No, I am fine. Thank you for asking.
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  Are you ready for? Your interview.
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  Yes, officer, I am ready. OK.
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  Do you know why? You are here today.
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  Yes, I know, I am here for my citizenship interview today.
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  How are you granted your green card?
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  I was granted my green card through my father-in-law.
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  Were you living in the US? Before you.
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  Became a permanent resident. No, I wasn't living in the US
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  before that. Can you tell me why you want to
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  become AUS citizen? I want to become AUS citizen
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  because I believe in the values of democracy, freedom, and the
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  opportunity that the United States stands for, and I'm
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  excited about the opportunity to vote for the president.
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  What does being AUS citizen mean to you personally?
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  It means having a voice in the future of the country, being
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  able to participate fully in society and securing a stable
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  future for my family. OK.
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  When did you obtain permanent resident status?
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  I became a permanent resident on November 5th, 2019.
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  What is your country of citizenship?
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  Currently I am a citizen of Guatemala.
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  Do you hold? Citizenship in more than one
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  country. No, I only hold citizenship in
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  Guatemala. OK.
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  What is your country of origin? It's Guatemala.
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  Were you migrated? To the.
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  US directly from Guatemala. Yes, that's correct.
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  What was your? Life like in Guatemala.
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  Before you moved. To the US.
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  It was a lot simpler, but I knew I wanted more opportunities for
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  myself and my family. I wanted better education for my
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  children and better job prospects.
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  Life was also much slower and people were more focused on
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  family and community. What is your full name?
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  My full name is Luis Hernandez Martinez.
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  Can you confirm how your name appears on your green card?
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  Yes, it appears as. Luis Hernandez Martinez.
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  Can you please spell your last name?
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  It's Martinez. Do you use any other names?
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  No, I don't use any other names. Are you sure?
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  Yes, I am. All right.
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  Would you like to change your name?
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  Yes, as I. Mentioned on my Foreman 400, I'd
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  like to change my name to David Hernandez.
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  OK, what? Is your Social Security.
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  Number. It's 43567890.
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  Did. Either of your parents hold US
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  citizenship before you turned 18.
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  No, they did not. What is your height?
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  I'm 5 feet 8 inches tall. What is your weight?
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  I weigh about 170 lbs. What is your?
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  Current address. My current address is 245 Maple
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  St., Denver, Co 80203. Did you live?
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  At any other address. Before your current address.
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  Yes, I did. Can you tell me the?
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  Address you lived at before. Yes.
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  I lived at 932 Oak Dr., Boulder, Co 80302.
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  When did you move to your current address from your?
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  Previous address I actually. Moved to that address on August
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  15th 2022 but I made a mistake on my 4 man 400 that I moved on
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  July 18th 2022. Could you please correct it for
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  me? Sure, let me update.
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  The information for you. The other address you lived at.
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  In the last. Five years.
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  Was 22. 19 Pine Ave., Colorado Springs, Co. 80. 9/03 correct.
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  Yes. That was the first address I had
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  when I entered the US. OK.
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  Please wait a moment. Oh, sure.
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  Thank you so much. I appreciate it.
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  You're welcome. What is your mailing address?
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  My mailing address is 245 Maple St., Denver, Co 80203.
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  In the past five. Years have you lived at?
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  Any other addresses? No.
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  OK, how long have? You lived at your.
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  Current address. I've lived here for three years.
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  Who else resides with you at your?
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  Current address. My wife and my two children.
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  What do you like to do? With your family on weekends.
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  We usually spend time outdoors hiking, going to the park, or
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  sometimes visiting family in nearby towns.
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  We really enjoy being together and making memories.
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  What is your favorite? Family tradition.
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  Every year we have a big family dinner for Christmas.
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  We cook a special meal together, and afterward we exchange small
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  gifts and share stories from the year.
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  It's something I look forward to every year.
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  Have you had a trip outside the US that.
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  Lasted more than six months. No.
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  How many international? Trips have you made in the last
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  five? Years.
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  I made three international trips in the last five years, but the
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  last trip was after I filed my US citizenship application.
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  Could you please help me update my form and 400?
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  Sure. I appreciate it.
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  Thank you. You're welcome.
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  When did? You leave the US.
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  And when did you return on that trip that you made after filing
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  US citizenship application? I left the US on March 2nd, 2024
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  and returned on March 14th, 2024.
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  Where did you? Go.
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  I went to Mexico. Was that trip?
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  For vacation or business? That trip was for vacation.
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  OK, let me update. The information for you.
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  Thank you. You're welcome.
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  For the other two. Trips.
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  None of them lasted more than six months.
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  Is that correct? Yes, that's correct.
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  The first trip was 12 days and the second trip was just seven
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  days. Where was your first trip?
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  My first trip was to Argentina. How about your second trip?
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  That was to Mexico. OK.
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  Are you employed? Yes, I am.
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  I actually changed my job in November 2024 after I filed my
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  US citizenship application. When did you start working at
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  your current job? I started working there on
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  November 12th, 2024. What is your?
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  Current job position. I'm a logistics coordinator.
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  Where are you employed now? I'm currently employed at Global
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  Tech Solutions. What do you enjoy most?
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  About your work. I enjoy solving logistical
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  problems and making sure everything runs smoothly, and I
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  love the team I work with. They're all very supportive.
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  How many years have you? Worked at your previous job.
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  I've worked there for four years.
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  OK. Do you have any?
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  Previous job record. Yes, Officer, I worked at
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  Silverstone Industries before. OK.
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  When did you leave? That job I.
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  Left on October 25th, 2024. OK.
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  I'm updating your new employment in the system now.
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  One second, please. I appreciate it.
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  Thank you. You're welcome.
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  OK. Have you ever?
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  Sponsored Any relatives for immigration to the United
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  States? No.
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  Have you ever received? A formal warning or probation
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  from a court or law enforcement agency.
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  No. Did you register with the
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  Selective Service if required? Yes, I did.
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  Have you ever received public? Assistance or government
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  benefits? No.
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  Have you ever served? In the military of a foreign
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  country. No, officer.
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  Have you ever? Failed to attend a court hearing
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  or immigration appointment without a valid reason.
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  No, officer. Have you ever been called for
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  jury? Duty.
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  Not yet. Have you ever traveled?
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  To a country with travel restrictions or advisory
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  warnings. No, officer.
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  Have you ever been denied a visa or entry to another country?
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  No. Have you ever faced?
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  Discrimination or harassment? No, officer.
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  Have you ever committed domestic violence abuse?
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  Or neglect? No, never.
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  Do you provide financial support to any?
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  Relatives outside the US. Yes, I.
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  Assist a relative outside the US with minimal financial support
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  for basic needs and I handle it responsibly under U.S. law.
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  Have you ever lied to avoid? Military service or public duty?
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  No, officer. Do you owe?
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  Any debts to the. Government like student loans or
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  federal fines. No.
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  Have you ever been involved in any?
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  Civil lawsuits or legal disputes.
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  No, officer. Have you ever?
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  Signed any contracts in the. US that caused.
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  Problems later. No.
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  During any of your trips. Abroad did you ever?
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  Engage in illegal activities. No.
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  During your travels. Have you ever experienced legal?
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  Issues abroad such as. Fines or detentions?
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  No, never. Have you ever overstayed?
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  Outside the United States. No.
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  Have you ever committed any crime in the.
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  US or abroad? No.
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  Have you ever intentionally avoided paying debts or
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  financial obligations? No, never.
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  Do you volunteer in your community?
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  Yes, officer. Now I'll verify your marriage.
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  Status if there's. Anything that needs updating,
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  just let me know and I'll make the changes in the system.
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  OK, Officer. Are you married?
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  Yes, I am. How many times have you been
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  married? I have been married twice.
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  Has your. Current spouse been married.
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  Before. No, she had never been married
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  before. Can you please provide?
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  Me, your current marriage. Certificate.
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  Sure, here you are. Thank you.
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  Where did your current marriage take place?
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  It took place in Guatemala. What is?
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  The date of your marriage. It's May 10th, 2010.
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  What is current spouse? 'S legal status now.
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  She is AUS citizen, we both applied for US citizenship at
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  the same time, but her naturalization process was much
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  faster than mine. That's pretty common.
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  It happens to everyone, not just you.
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  What is your current spouse's full?
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  Name. Her full name is Isabel Garcia
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  Lopez. What is current?
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  Spouse's date of birth. Her date of birth is August 4th,
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  1985. Do you have any?
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  Children from your previous. Marriage.
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  No, I don't have any children from my previous marriage.
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  When did your divorce happen? I got divorced on June 1st,
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  2006. Can you show me your?
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  Divorce Paper. Sure, here it is.
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  Thank you. Do you keep in touch?
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  With your ex-spouse. No, we've never talked since the
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  divorce. Do you know?
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  Where your ex-spouse. Lives now.
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  No, I'm not sure. All I know is that she's living
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  in Spain. Do you have any children?
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  Yes. How many children do you have?
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  I have two children, one son and one daughter.
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  Can you please let me know your daughter's full name?
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  My daughter's full name is Sophia Garcia.
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  Please spell her last. Name.
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  Garcia. What is your daughter's date of
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  birth? Her date of birth is March 17th,
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  2016. Can you please show me their
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  birth? Certificates.
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  Sure, here you are. Thank you.
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  Are they biological? Children with your current
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  spouse. Yes, they are.
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  Can you please let me know your son's full name?
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  My son's full name is Mario Garcia.
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  Please spell his last. Name.
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  Garcia. OK.
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  Thank. You What is your son's date of
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  birth? His date of birth is January
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  20th, 2013. What's the best memory you have
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  with your children? One of my best memories is when
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  we went on a family road trip last summer.
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  We went camping in the mountains and spent the whole weekend
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  together just talking, hiking and telling stories around the
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  campfire. It was a peaceful time and the
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  kids had so much fun. What are your hopes?
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  For your children's future. I hope they grow up to be kind,
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  independent and successful. Oh, that's really great.
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  Thank you. Have you ever done sabotage?
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  No. Have you ever?
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  Taken part in torture. No.
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  Have you ever? Committed a crime or broken the
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  law but not been arrested. No, I have never committed a
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  crime or broken the law. What is commit a crime?
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  Do something illegal. Have you ever gambled illegally
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  or got money from it? No, officer.
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  Have you ever? Lied to any U.S. government
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  official to enter the United States.
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  No, never. Have you ever received?
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  Weapons or military training? No.
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  Have you ever supported a dictatorship?
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  In the US or your home country? No, never.
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  Have you ever sold? Or transport weapons.
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  No, never. Have you ever?
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  Taken part in genocide. No.
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  Have you ever? Been convicted of a crime or
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  offense. No, I have never been convicted
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  of a crime or offense. What is convicted?
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  Found guilty in court. Have you ever been charged with
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  a crime? No.
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  Do you owe any? Overdue taxes.
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  No, officer. What are overdue taxes?
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  Taxes not paid on time. Have you ever killed?
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  Or tried to kill anyone. No.
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  Have you ever been arrested, cited, detained or confined?
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  No, I have never been arrested. Have you ever committed assault?
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  No. Have you ever?
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  Worked in a prison or detention place.
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  No. Have you ever?
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  Claimed to be AUS citizen. No.
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  What is claimed to be AUS citizen?
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  Said you are AUS. Citizen, have you ever?
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  Been in deportation, rescission or removal proceedings.
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  No, never. What is rescission?
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  Canceling legal status. Have you ever?
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  Failed to support dependents or pay alimony.
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  No, officer. What is alimony money?
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  Paid to ex-spouse after divorce. Have you ever advocated the
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  overthrow? Of any government in anywhere in
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  the. World by force or?
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  Violence. No, Never.
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  Have you ever? Harmed someone?
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  Because of race. Religion, origin, group, or
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  opinion? No, officer.
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  What is National Origin? Country where a person is from.
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  Have you ever been placed in jail or prison?
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  No, I have never been in jail or prison.
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  Have you ever tried to overthrow the?
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  U.S. government by unconstitutional means.
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  No. What is overthrow government?
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  Remove government by force. Have you ever committed domestic
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  violence? Sexual.
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  Assault or child abuse? No, never.
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  Have you ever been on probation? Parole or had a.
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  Suspended sentence. No.
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  Have you ever? Falsely claimed to be AUS
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  citizen. No, never.
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  Have you ever been a habitual drunkard?
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  No, I have never been a habitual drunkard.
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  Have you ever forced sexual? Activity on anyone?
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  No, never. Have you ever registered or
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  voted? In US elections.
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  No. What?
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  Is registered to vote. Signed up to vote.
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  Have you? Ever been a member of any
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  terrorist organization? No, never.
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  Have you ever lied to get public?
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  Benefits No officer. Have you ever given false or
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  misleading information to any U.S. government official while
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  applying for an immigration benefit?
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  No, never. Have you ever been involved in
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  illegal drugs like selling, smuggling or using?
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  No, never. Have you?
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  Ever been married to more than one person at once?
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  No, officer. Have you ever been removed,
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  excluded or deported from the US?
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  No, I have never been. Deported if required.
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  Will you do work? Of national importance under
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  civilian direction. Yes, officer.
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  What is work? Of national importance
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  important. Work for the country.
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  Are you unable? To take the oath because of
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  disability. Or mental condition.
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  No. Do you support the US?
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  Constitution and government. Yes, I do.
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  If required. Will you bear arms for the US?
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  Yes, I will. If required.
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  Will you do noncombatant services in the military?
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  Yes, I will. Are you willing to take the oath
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  of allegiance? Yes.
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  I am willing to. Do you understand the Oath of
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  allegiance? Yes, I understand.
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  What is Oath of? Allegiance.
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  Promise to be loyal to US. Thank you for answering
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  honestly, all your answers show good moral.
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  Character. This is very important for US
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  citizenship. Thank you, Officer.
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  Next, we will begin the reading and writing portion of your
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  naturalization. Test this part checks your
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  ability. To read and write in English for
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  the reading test. I will show you.
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  A few sentences and you will need to read them aloud.
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  Correctly. For the writing.
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  Test I will ask. You to.
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  Write a few sentences that I dictate to you.
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  You need to read and write each sentence accurately.
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  If you make a mistake, I will give.
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  You another chance, do you understand what you will need to
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  do? Yes, I understand.
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  Are you ready to? Begin.
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  Yes, I am ready. OK, please read the.
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  Sentence on the tablet. What is one right in the Bill of
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  Rights? Great job you have passed your.
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  Reading test. Thank you, Officer.
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  Now we're going to move on to the writing portion.
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  Please write this sentence. Freedom of speech is one, right?
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  Excellent, you have successfully.
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  Passed both the reading and writing portions of.
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  The test. Thank you so much.
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  Let's go through civics test to check.
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  Your knowledge about United. States history.
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  Government system, economic policy, constitution and few.
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  Others I'll ask you up to. 20 questions and you need to answer
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  at least. 12 correctly to pass. Have you prepared for the civics
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  test? Yes, officer.
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  Good if you don't. Listen or understand any
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  question clearly ask me to repeat.
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  That OK. OK, please listen carefully.
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  To each. Question What is Independence
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  Day? The country's birthday.
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  The US Constitution. Starts with the words.
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  We the people, What does we the? People mean.
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  Self government. Who does the US?
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  Senator Represent. People of their state.
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  What are? Three rights of everyone living
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  in the United. States.
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  Freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, freedom of religion.
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  What war did the Americans? Fight to.
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  Win independence from Britain. War for American independence.
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  The American Revolution had many important events.
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  Name 1. Declaration of Independence.
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  What major event happened on September 11th, 2001 in the
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  United? States.
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  Terrorists attacked the United States.
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  Who? Elects US senators.
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  Citizens from their state. What are two cabinet level
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  positions? Attorney General.
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  Vice President. What does the Bill of Rights
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  protect? The basic rights of Americans.
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  What is the rule of law? Everyone must follow the law.
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  What are the two parts of the US?
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  Congress, Senate and. House of Representatives.
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  The executive branch has many parts, name 1.
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  The president. How many seats are on the
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  Supreme Court? 9.
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  The Federalist Papers supported the.
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  Passage of the US. Constitution Name one of the.
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  Writers. James Madison, What did?
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  The Emancipation Proclamation do.
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  Freed the slaves. Who is commander in?
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  Chief of the US. Military.
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  The president. There are 4 amendments to the US
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  Constitution about who can vote. Describe one of them.
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  Citizens 18 and older can vote. Who was the United States main
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  rival during the Cold War? Russia.
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  Name one thing the US Constitution does.
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  Forms the government. Great, you have passed.
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  The Civics test. Thank you.
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  Let's go. Over a few.
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  Questions to know about your moral character.
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  Have you ever acted? As a guarantor for anyone.
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  Who violated US laws? No.
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  Have you ever falsified? Educational or professional
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  credentials. Absolutely not.
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  Have you ever? Assisted someone in avoiding law
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  enforcement. Absolutely not.
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  Have you ever lied? On any immigration application.
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  No, officer. Have you ever been involved in
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  prostitution, human trafficking, or.
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  Sexual offenses? No, Never.
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  Have you ever received? Public assistance that you were
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  not entitled. To.
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  No. Have you ever helped?
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  Someone commit fraud or misrepresentation in any.
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  Official process. Absolutely not.
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  Have you ever arrested? In your home country or any
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  other country outside the United States.
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  No. Have you ever been involved in
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  any traffic accidents where someone was injured?
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  No. Have you ever given false or
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  misleading information to any U.S. government official while
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  applying for an immigration benefit or any other official
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  matter? No, I've always been truthful.
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  Have you ever been involved in any organizations or groups?
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  That advocate? Violence or discrimination?
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  No, never. Have you ever used?
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  False documents for employment, school, or immigration purposes.
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  No, never. Have you ever failed to support
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  your? Children or spouse financially.
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  No, I always provide support. Have you ever been involved in
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  identity theft or cybercrime? No, never.
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  Have you ever assisted? Anyone trying to overthrow any
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  government in the United. States.
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  Or your home country. Absolutely not.
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  Have you ever had conflicts with neighbors, coworkers, or family
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  that escalated to law enforcement involvement?
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  No. Have you ever failed to report?
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  An incident that should have been reported.
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  No, officer. Have you ever helped?
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  Someone immigrate? To the US illegally.
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  Or provide false documentation. No, never.
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  Do you have any pending police case in your home country or any
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  other country in the world? No.
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  Now we will discuss some complex situations to assess your moral
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  character and attachment to the US.
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  Have you ever? Signed legal documents or
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  contracts in another country while being AUS permanent
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  resident. No.
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  Have you? Ever had a family member visit
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  you from abroad for an extended period?
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  No. Have you?
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  Ever encountered situations? That required.
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  Reporting to law enforcement abroad.
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  No. During your travels abroad, have
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  you ever. Been detained, questioned or
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  fined by foreign authorities. No, never.
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  Have you? Ever helped someone legally?
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  Immigrate to the US. Not yet.
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  Have you ever faced legal issues with property?
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  Or. Tenants No.
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  Have you ever? Experienced an emergency abroad
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  that required contacting. US authorities.
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  No, officer. Do you confirm all your answers
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  today are true and complete? Yes, I confirm.
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  Do you understand that good moral?
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  Character is required. To become AUS citizen.
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  Yes, I understand. Do you respect?
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  And obey the laws of the United States.
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  Yes, I do. Do you believe?
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  You meet that standard of moral character.
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  Yes, I do. Do you contribute to your
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  community in any way? Outside of work.
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  Yes. Do you promise that everything
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  you said is? True.
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  Yes, I promise. Do you consider yourself a
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  responsible and law abiding person?
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  Yes, I do. Do you believe in equal rights
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  and opportunities for all? People, regardless of race.
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  Religion or gender? Yes, absolutely.
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  Do you understand your responsibilities as AUS citizen?
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  Paying taxes, following laws, serving on a.
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  Jury of called. And supporting your family.
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  Yes. I do.
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  Have you ever failed? To pay taxes.
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  Or filed late intentionally. No.
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  All right, I've updated. Some of the sections please make
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  sure to. Review all your.
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  Answers and confirm. They are accurate.
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  Then sign in date at the bottom OK.
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  Everything looks perfect now. Please review the last page
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  where the oath of. Allegiance is listed if you're
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  willing to. Take the oath, please.
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  Sign at the bottom. OK, congratulations.
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  You. Passed your citizenship
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  interview. Today.
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  Thank you so much. Just a reminder you're not AUS
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  citizen yet until you take. The Oath of.
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  Allegiance at the official naturalization ceremony.
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  We'll send you a. Schedule with the date.
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  And time of the ceremony. OK.
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  Do you have any questions for me?
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  No, thank you. Have a wonderful day.
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  Thank you.