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Mock USCIS Interview (08) – Female Officer & Male Applicant – Fast Speed · U.S. Citizenship Test 2026

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  Welcome to. English for US citizenship.
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  Test podcast. Mock interview.
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  Hernandez Martinez. Yes, that's me.
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  Good afternoon. I'm Officer Sophia and I'll be
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  conducting your naturalization interview today.
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  It's a pleasure 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, place your
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  belongings on the table and remain standing.
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  I'll need you to swear before we begin the interview.
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  Can you raise your right hand? Do you promise to tell the
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  truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth?
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  Yes, I do. Thank you.
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  You can put your hand down. Please take a seat.
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  Do you know what you just promised?
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  Yes, officer, I promise to tell the truth.
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  Do you know what taking an oath means?
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  It's a public promise that I must do, truthfully.
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  Please let me know if any of your answers have changed since
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  submitting your application. OK.
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  OK. Now let's move on to the reading
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  and writing portions. You need to get at least one
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  sentence correct in each part to pass for the reading portion.
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  Please look at the screen and read this sentence out loud for
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  me. Please read the sentence on the
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  tablet. Who is on the dollar bill?
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  Great job you have passed your reading test.
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  Thank you, Officer. Now we're going to move on to
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  the writing portion. Please write this sentence.
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  President Washington is on the dollar bill.
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  Perfect. You've passed the reading and
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  writing tests as well. Thank you so much.
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  What is your full name? My full name is Luis Hernandez
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  Martinez. Can you confirm how your name
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  appears on your green card? It appears as Luis Hernandez
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  Martinez. Can you please spell your last
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  name? It's Martinez.
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  Do you use any other names? No, I don't use any other names.
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  Are you sure? Yes, I am.
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  All right, would you like to change your name?
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  As I mentioned on my form N400, I'd like to change my name to
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  David Hernandez. OK, 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 current address?
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  My current address is 245 Maple St., Denver, Co 80203.
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  How long have you lived at your current address?
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  I've lived here for three years. What is your Social Security
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  number? It's 4356 to 7890.
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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. Where are you employed now?
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  I'm currently employed at Global Tech Solutions.
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  When did you start working at your current job?
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  I started working there on November 12th, 2024.
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  What is your current job position?
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  I'm a logistics coordinator. I'm updating your new employment
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  in the system now. One second, please.
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  Thank you. What do you enjoy most about
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  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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  Do you have any previous job record?
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  I worked at Silverstone Industries before.
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  OK, When did you leave that job? I left on October 25th, 2024.
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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, did either of your parents hold US citizenship before you
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  turned 18? No, they did not.
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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
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  citizenship at the same time, but her naturalization process
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  was much faster than mine. That's pretty common.
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  It happens to everyone, not just you.
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  Were you living in the US before you became a permanent resident?
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  No, I wasn't living in the US before that.
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  Who else resides with you at your current address?
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  My wife and my two children. Do you hold citizenship in more
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  than one country? No, I only hold citizenship in
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  Guatemala. 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 is your country of citizenship?
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  Currently I am a citizen of Guatemala.
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  Have you had a trip outside the US that lasted more than six
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  months? No.
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  How many international trips have you made in the last five
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  years? I made three international trips
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  in the last five years, but the last trip was after I filed my
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  US citizenship application. Could you please help me update
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  my form N 400? I will.
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  When did you leave the US and when did you return on the trip
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  that you made after filing US citizenship application?
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  I left the US on March 2nd, 2024 and returned on March 4th, 2024.
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  Where did you go? I went to Mexico.
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  Was that trip for vacation or business?
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  That trip was for vacation. For the other two trips, none of
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  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. What do you like to do with your
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  family on weekends? We usually spend time outdoors
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  hiking, going to the park, or sometimes visiting family in
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  nearby towns. We really enjoy being together
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  and making memories. What is your favorite family
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  tradition? Every year we have a big family
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  dinner for Christmas. We cook a special meal together,
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  and afterward we exchange small gifts and share stories from the
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  year. It's something I look forward to
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  every year. What is your mailing address?
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  My mailing address is 245 Maple St., Denver, Co 80203.
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  What is current spouse's date of birth?
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  Her date of birth is August 4th, 1985.
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  How were you granted your green card?
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  I was granted my green card through my father-in-law.
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  Did you live at any other address before your current
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  address? Yes, I did.
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  Can you tell me the address you lived at before?
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  Yes, 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
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  on August 15th 2022 but I made a mistake on my form N 400 that I
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  moved on July 18th 2022. Could you please correct it for
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  me? Sure.
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  Let me update the information for you.
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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. The other address you lived at
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  in the last five years was 2219 Pine Ave., Colorado Springs, Co
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  80903, correct? Yes, that was the first address
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  I had when I entered the US. In the past five years, have you
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  lived at any other addresses? No.
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  What is your country of origin? It's Guatemala.
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  Were you migrated to the US directly from Guatemala?
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  That's correct. What was your life like in
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  Guatemala 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. When did you obtain permanent
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  resident status? I became a permanent resident on
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  November 5th, 2019. Where is your place of birth?
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  My place of birth is Guatemala. What does being AUS citizen mean
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  to you personally? It means having a voice in the
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  future of the country, being able to participate fully in
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  society and securing a stable future for my family.
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  How did you come here today? My friend drove me here.
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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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  Did you come here voluntarily? Yes, I did.
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  I've been looking forward to this day.
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  Do you have any physical disability or mental impairment
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  that prevents you from demonstrating your knowledge and
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  understanding any part or question of the naturalization
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  exam? No, officer.
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  Do you need to use the restroom before we start?
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  No, I am fine. Thank you for asking.
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  Do you feel well prepared for your interview today?
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  Yes, I do. Did you face any problem to find
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  our location? No, it was quite easy.
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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 is the traffic outside? Not so bad as usual.
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  How is the weather today? Oh, that's great.
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  It's a shiny weather today. Now I'll verify your marriage
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  status. If there's anything that needs
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  updating, just let me know and I'll make the changes in the
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  system. OK.
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  Are you married? Yes, I am.
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  How many times have you been married?
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  I have been married twice. When did your divorce happen?
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  I got divorced on June 1st, 2006.
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  Can you show me your divorce papers?
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  Sure, here it is. Thank you.
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  Has your current spouse been married before?
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  No, she had never been married before.
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  Do you keep in touch with your ex-spouse?
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  No, we've never talked since the divorce.
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  Do you know 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 from
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  your previous marriage? No, I don't have any children
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  from my previous marriage. What is the date of your
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  marriage? It's May 10th, 2010.
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  Can you please provide 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. 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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  Are they biological children with your current spouse?
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  Yes, they are. Can you please let me know your
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  son's full name? My son's full name is Mario
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  Garcia. Please spell his last name.
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  Garcia. OK, thank you.
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  What is your son's date of birth?
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  His date of birth is January 20th, 2013.
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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. Garcia.
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  What is your daughter's date of birth?
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  Her date of birth is March 17th, 2016.
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  What's the best memory you have with your children?
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  One of my best memories is when we went on a family road trip
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  last summer. We went camping in the mountains
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  and spent the whole weekend together just talking, hiking
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  and telling stories around the campfire.
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  It was a peaceful time and the kids had so much fun.
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  What are your hopes for your children's future?
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  I hope they grow up to be kind, independent and successful.
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  I want them to pursue their dreams, whether it's an
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  education, sports or any other field they're passionate about.
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  Oh that's really great. What is your current spouse's
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  full name? Her full name is Isabel Garcia
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  Lopez. Now, I will continue to review
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  your N 400 application. Have you ever been removed or
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  deported from the United States? No.
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  Have you ever convicted of any crime?
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  No, officer. What is the meaning of
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  convicted? Found guilty of a crime under
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  the law. If you received a suspended
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  sentence, were you placed on probation or were paroled?
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  Have you completed your suspended sentence, probation or
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  parole? No, officer.
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  Do you understand the meaning of sentence?
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  A punishment under the law. What is probation?
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  Report to an officer regularly instead of jail time.
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  Define paroled or been paroled. Allowed to leave prison early.
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  Have you ever registered to vote or voted in any federal, state,
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  or local election in the United States?
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  No. What is registered to vote?
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  Sign up to choose a leader. Have you ever ordered, incited,
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  called for, committed, assisted, helped with, or otherwise
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  participated in not letting someone practice their religion?
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  No, officer. Define insight.
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  To encourage someone to do something.
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  Have you ever been placed in removal, rescission or
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  deportation proceedings? No, officer.
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  Define removal. Making someone leave the United
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  States. What is rescission?
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  Canceling a visa to stay in the United States.
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  What are deportation proceedings?
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  Legal process of forcing someone to leave the United States.
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  Have you ever married someone in order to obtain an immigration
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  benefit? No, officer.
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  What is immigration benefit? Things like a visa, green card
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  or citizenship. Have you ever made any
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  misrepresentation to obtain any public benefit in the United
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  States? No, officer.
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  What is the meaning of misrepresentation?
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  Provide wrong information. What is public benefit?
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  Support from the government, such as food stamps.
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  Were you ever a part of any group or did you ever help any
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  group, unit, or organization that used a weapon against any
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  person or threatened to do so? No, officer.
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  Have you ever been arrested, cited, detained or confined by
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  any law enforcement officer, military official or immigration
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  official for any reason or been charged with a crime or offence?
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  No, officer. Define cited.
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  Given a ticket by the police. What is the meaning of confined?
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  Jailed by the police. Have you ever gambled illegally
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  or received income from illegal gambling?
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  No, officer. What is illegal gambling?
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  To play a game for money that is against the law.
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  Have you ever ordered, incited, called for, committed, assisted,
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  helped with, or otherwise participated in killing or
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  trying to kill any person? No, never.
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  Have you ever ordered, incited, called for, committed, assisted,
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  helped with, or otherwise participated in intentionally
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  and severely injuring or trying to injure any person?
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  No, never. Define injure.
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  To hurt someone. Define amnesty or pardon for.
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  Forgiveness for crimes committed.
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  Have you ever advocated or involved in or in any way
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  associated with the establishment in the United
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  States of a totalitarian dictatorship?
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  No, officer. What is dictatorship?
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  A dictatorship is an autocratic form of government.
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  Have you ever ordered, incited, called for, committed, assisted,
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  helped with, or otherwise participated in causing harm or
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  suffering to any person because of their race, religion,
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  national origin, membership in a particular social group, or
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  political opinion? No, officer.
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  What is National Origin? The nation where a person was
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  born. Have you ever helped anyone to
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  enter or try to enter the United States illegally?
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  No, officer. Define illegal.
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  Against the law. Have you ever been married to
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  more than one person at the same time?
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  No, officer. Do you know what is called the
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  person who marries more than one person at the same time?
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  Polygamy. Have you ever claimed to be AUS
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  citizen in writing or any other way?
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  No, never. What is the meaning of Have you
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  ever? Anywhere in the world at any
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  time. What is claimed to be AUS
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  citizen? To say you are AUS citizen.
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  Have you ever committed, agreed to commit, ask someone else to
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  commit, helped commit, or tried to commit a crime or offense for
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  which you are not arrested? No.
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  What is offense? Minor crime.
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  Define commit a crime. To do something that breaks the
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  law. Have you ever engaged in
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  prostitution, attempted to procure or import prostitutes or
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  persons for the purpose of prostitution, or received any
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  proceeds or money from prostitution?
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  No, officer. What is prostitution?
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  Doing physical relation for money.
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  Define procure. To encourage someone.
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  Can you tell me the meaning of proceeds?
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  A portion of money from a transaction.
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  Have you ever given any U.S. government officials any
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  information or documentation that was false, fraudulent or
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  misleading? No, officer.
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  What is fraudulent? Claim something that is not
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  true. What is misleading?
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  Give a wrong idea. Have you ever served in, been a
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  member of, assisted, or participated in any armed group,
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  for example, paramilitary unit, self-defense unit, vigilante
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  unit, rebel group, or guerrilla group?
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  No, officer. What is armed group?
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  A group that carries weapons. What is paramilitary unit?
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  A group that acts like the military but is not official.
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  What is Self-defense unit? A group that protects a
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  community using weapons. What is vigilante unit?
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  A group that acts like the police but is not official.
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  What is rebel group? A group that fights a
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  government. What is guerrilla group?
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  A group that uses weapons to fight the military, police or
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  government. Wow, that's impressive.
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  Have you ever lied to any U.S. government officials to gain
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  entry or admission into the United States or to gain
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  immigration benefits while in the United States?
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  No, officer. Since you became a lawful
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  permanent resident, have you called yourself a non resident
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  alien on a federal, state, or local tax return or decided not
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  to file a tax return because you considered yourself to be a non
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  resident? No, officer.
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  What is file a tax return meaning?
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  Send a tax form to the government.
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  What is non resident? Someone who doesn't live in the
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  United States. Have you ever been a member of,
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  involved in, or in any way associated with, or have you
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  ever provided money, a thing of value, services or labor, or any
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  other assistance or support to a group that used a weapon or
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  explosive with intent to harm another person or cause damage
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  to property? No, never.
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  What is explosive? Spam.
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  What is alternative sentencing? A different way to punish
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  someone instead of going to jail, such as community service.
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  What is rehabilitative program? A program to help someone to
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  recover from drugs or alcohol. Have you ever served in, been a
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  member of, assisted, or participated in any military or
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  police unit? No, officer.
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  What is clemency? Reduce a sentence.
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  Have you ever manufactured, cultivated, produced,
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  distributed, dispensed, sold, or smuggled any controlled
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  substances, illegal drugs, narcotics or drug paraphernalia
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  in violation of any law or regulation of AUS State, the
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  United States, or a foreign country?
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  No, officer. What is smuggle?
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  Bring something illegally into the country.
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  What is controlled substances? Drugs regulated by the
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  government. What are narcotics?
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  Illegal drugs such as heroin or cocaine.
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  What is drug paraphernalia? Equipment to make or use illegal
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  drugs. Have you ever been a member of,
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  involved in, or in any way associated with any communist or
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  totalitarian party anywhere in the world?
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  No, never. What is the Communist Party?
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  A group that believes the government should own and
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  control everything. Can you give me an example of
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  communist country? North Korea.
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  What is Totalitarian Party? A group that believes the
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  government should control everything that people do.
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  Have you ever been a member of, involved in, or in any way
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  associated kidnapping, assassination, or hijacking or
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  sabotage of an airplane, ship, vehicle, or other mode of
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  transportation? No, never.
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  What is kidnapping? Taking someone away illegally by
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  force. What is assassination?
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  Killing someone famous or important.
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  What is hijacking? Taking control of a vehicle by
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  force. Do you currently owe any overdue
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  federal, state, or local taxes in the United States?
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  No, officer. What are overdue taxes?
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  Didn't pay taxes on time. Have you ever failed to support
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  your dependents or to pay alimony?
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  No, officer. What is alimony?
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  Financial support. What is pay alimony?
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  Give money to an ex-spouse after a divorce as per court order.
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  Have you ever advocated or involved in or in any way
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  associated with, overthrow the government of the United States
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  by force or violence or any other unconstitutional means?
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  No, officer. What is unconstitutional
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  meaning? Antithetical to a Constitution.
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  What is overthrow of a government?
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  To remove a government by force. Do you now have, or did you ever
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  have a hereditary title or an order of nobility in any foreign
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  country? No.
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  What is hereditary title? A royal title, such as a Prince
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  or Princess. What is order of nobility?
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  Like king or queen? Have you ever ordered, incited,
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  called for, committed, assisted, helped with, or otherwise
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  participated in torture? No, never.
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  What is torture? To cause great pain to someone.
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  Have you ever worked, volunteered, or otherwise served
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  in a place where people were detained?
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  For example, a prison, jail, prison camp, detention facility,
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  or labor camp? Or have you ever directed or
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  participated in any other activity that involved detaining
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  people? No, officer.
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  What is detention facility? The place where people are
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  forced to stay. Have you ever sold, provided or
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  transported weapons or assisted any person in selling, providing
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  or transporting weapons which you knew or believed would be
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  used against another person? No, officer.
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  What do you mean by transport in this question?
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  Carry one place to another. Have you ever advocated or
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  involved in or in any way associated with sabotage?
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  No, officer. What is sabotage?
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  Intentionally damage or destroy something.
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  Were you involved with any assault?
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  What is assault? To attack violently.
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  Have you ever ordered, incited, called for, committed, assisted,
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  helped with, or otherwise participated in genocide?
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  No, never. What is genocide?
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  To kill a whole race. Have you ever ordered, incited,
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  called for, committed, assisted, helped with, or otherwise
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  participated in any kind of sexual contact or activity with
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  any person who did not consent or was unable to consent, or was
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  being forced or threatened by you or by someone else?
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  No, never. Define sexual contact or
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  activity. Touching someone sexually.
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  What is the meaning of did not consent?
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  Did not agree. Do you support the Constitution
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  and form of government of the United States?
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  Yes, I do. What is Constitution?
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  The supreme law of the land. What does the Constitution do?
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  Sets up the government. What is the form of government
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  in the United States? Republic.
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  Are you unable to take the oath of allegiance because of a
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  physical or developmental disability or mental impairment?
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  No. What is mental impairment?
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  Mental damage. Are you willing to take the full
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  oath of allegiance to the United States?
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  Yes. What is Oath of Allegiance?
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  The promise to be loyal. Do you understand the full oath
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  of allegiance to the United States?
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  Yes. What is Oath?
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  Promise. What is allegiance?
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  To be loyal to something. What is Oath of allegiance to
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  the United States? A promise to be loyal to the
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  United States. If the law requires it, are you
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  willing to perform non combatant services in the US armed forces?
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  Yes. What are non combat services?
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  Services that do not involve combat.
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  Define perform non combatant services.
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  Do any work in a war except fighting.
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  Can you please provide me few examples of non combatant
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  services? Yeah, sure.
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  It's like nursing, cooking, or translation.
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  If the law requires it, are you willing to perform work of
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  national importance under civilian direction?
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  Yes. What is the meaning of civilian
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  direction? Direction from non military
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  person. What is work of national
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  importance? Tax that are important to a
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  nation. Please explain.
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  Perform work of national importance under civilian
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  direction. To do non military work during a
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  national crisis under civilian direction.
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  What is example of work of national importance under
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  civilian direction? Like helping the Red Cross after
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  an earthquake. If the law requires it, are you
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  willing to bear arms on behalf of the United States?
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  Yes. What is bear arms meaning?
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  Carry weapons. Please explain Bear Arms on
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  behalf of the United States. Use a gun to defend the United
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  States during a war. Let's go through civics test to
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  check 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 10 questions
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  and you need to answer at least 6 correctly to pass.
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  Have you prepared for the civics test?
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  Yes, officer. Good.
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  Please listen carefully to each question.
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  What ocean is on the West Coast of the United States?
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  Pacific Ocean. What did the Declaration of
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  Independence do? Announced our independence from
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  Great Britain. What is the name of the national
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  anthem? The Star Spangled Banner.
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  What territory did the United States buy from France in
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  eighteen O 3. The Louisiana Territory.
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  The House of Representatives has how many voting members?
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  435. What did Martin Luther King
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  Junior do? Fought for civil rights.
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  What is the rule of law? Everyone must follow the law.
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  Who was president during World War One?
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  Woodrow Wilson. What do we show loyalty to when
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  we say the Pledge of Allegiance? The United States.
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  Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
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  Thomas Jefferson. Great, you have passed the
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  civics test all right. I've updated some of the
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  sections. Please make sure to review all
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  your answers and confirm they are accurate.
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  Then sign and date at the bottom.
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  OK, everything looks good. Congratulations, you've
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  completed the interview. I will submit your application
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  for approval. Thank you so much.
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  Do you have any questions for me?
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  Yes. Do you know how long it will
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  take to receive the oath ceremony notice?
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  It should be in a few weeks, hopefully you'll hear soon.
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  Anything else? No, thank you.
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  I'm so happy. You're very welcome, have a
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  great day. Thank you.
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