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U.S. Citizenship Interview (01)– Practice Small Talk, Mock Interview with Reading & Writing Test, New Civics Test · U.S. Citizenship Test 2026

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  How are you today? How are you today?
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  I'm fine, thank you. And you I'm fine.
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  Thank you and you. I am so good.
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  Thank you. I am so good.
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  Thank you. How are things going?
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  How are things going? Pretty well, thank you.
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  Pretty well, thank you. They are doing well.
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  Thank you. They are doing well.
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  Thank you. Things are great.
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  How about? You things are great.
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  How about you? How are you feeling today?
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  How are you feeling? Today I feel great.
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  Thanks for asking. I feel great.
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  Thanks for asking. I'm OK.
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  Thanks. How about you?
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  I'm OK, Thanks. How about you?
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  Have you been waiting a? Long time to talk to me.
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  Have you been waiting a? Long time to talk to me.
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  No, just 20 minutes. No, just 20 minutes.
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  No, I haven't been waiting long. No, I haven't been waiting long.
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  How? Long have you been waiting?
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  How long have you been waiting? Just 30 minutes.
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  Just 30 minutes. Did anyone come here?
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  With you. Did anyone come here?
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  With you? No.
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  I came by myself. No, I came by myself.
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  Yes, I came here with my husband.
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  Yes, I came here with my husband.
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  Did. Anyone accompany you today?
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  Did. Anyone accompany you today?
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  No, officer, no officer. Yes.
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  My son accompanied me today. Yes, my son accompanied me
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  today. How did you come here today?
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  How did you come here today? I came here by car.
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  I came here by car. My husband drove me.
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  My husband drove me. I took the bus with my friend.
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  I took the bus with my friend. Did you come by bus?
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  Or by car. Did you come by?
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  Bus or by car? I came here by car.
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  I came here by car. Who drove you here?
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  Who drove you here? I drove here by myself.
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  I drove here by myself. My husband drove me here.
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  My husband drove me here. Did you have any problems
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  getting here? Did you have any problems
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  getting here? No, I did not.
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  No, I did not. Did you have any troubles
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  getting here? Did you have any?
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  Troubles getting here? No, I made it fine.
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  No, I made it fine. Were the directions to our.
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  Office easy to follow. Were the directions to our.
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  Office easy to follow. Yes, I didn't have any problems.
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  Yes, I didn't have any problems. Yes, it was.
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  Yes, it was. Did you?
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  Have any trouble finding the building?
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  Did you have any trouble? Finding the building?
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  No, it was quite easy. No, it was quite easy.
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  No, I had no trouble. No, I had no trouble.
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  Yes, I had a little trouble, but someone helped me.
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  Yes, I had a little trouble, but someone helped me.
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  Did it take you long to find a? Parking spot.
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  Did it take you long to find a parking spot?
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  No, I found a parking spot quickly.
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  No, I found a parking spot quickly, no.
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  It was quite easy. To find a parking spot?
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  No, it was quite easy to find a parking spot.
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  How long did it take you to get here?
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  How long did it take you to get here?
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  Just one hour. Just one hour.
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  It took. 30 minutes to get. Here it took 30 minutes to get
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  here. How was the traffic today?
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  How was the traffic today? It wasn't too.
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  Bad. It wasn't too bad, it was so
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  busy. It was so.
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  Busy. How was the traffic today?
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  How was the traffic today? It.
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  Wasn't too bad. It wasn't too bad.
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  It was so busy. It was so busy.
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  It was flowing nicely. It was flowing nicely.
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  How's the weather today? How's the weather today?
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  It's a nice sunny day. It's a nice sunny day.
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  The sun finally came out. The sun finally came out.
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  What is the weather we are having?
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  What is the weather we are having?
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  It's still raining a little. It's still raining a little.
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  Is it not cloudy right now? Is it not cloudy right now?
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  Yes it is. No it isn't.
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  It's hot, isn't it? It's hot, isn't it?
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  Yes, it is. No, it isn't.
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  Tell me. Why did you come here today?
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  Tell me, why did you come here today?
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  Yes, I came here to take the naturalization interview.
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  Yes, I came here to take the naturalization interview.
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  Do you understand why you were here today?
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  Do you understand why you were here?
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  Today, Yes, I'm here for my citizenship interview.
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  Yes, I'm here for my citizenship interview.
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  Why do you want to become AUS citizen?
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  Why do you want to become AUS citizen?
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  Because I want to vote in the next election.
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  Because I want to vote in the next election.
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  What is your basic eligibility to become AUS citizen?
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  What is your basic eligibility to become AUS citizen?
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  I have lived here as a legal permanent resident for five
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  years. I have lived here as a legal
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  permanent resident for five years.
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  How are you eligible to become AUS citizen?
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  How are you eligible to become AUS citizen?
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  I have been a legal permanent resident for five years.
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  I have been a legal permanent resident for five years.
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  I'm over 18 years old and I've had a green card.
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  For five years I married AUS citizen and have lived.
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  Here for three years. I married AUS citizen and have.
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  Lived here for three years. Can you tell me why you want to
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  be an American citizen? Can you tell me why you want to
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  be an American citizen? I want a government job and I
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  want to vote. I want a government job and I
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  want to vote because I believe in the form of government and
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  want to vote because I believe in the form of government and
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  want to vote. Do you need to use the restroom
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  before we start? Do you need to use the restroom
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  before we start? No, I'm fine, thank you.
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  No, I'm fine. Thank you.
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  Yes. Can you show me where the
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  restroom is? Yes.
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  Can you show me where the restroom is?
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  Do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but
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  the truth? Do you swear to tell the truth,
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  the whole truth, and nothing but the truth?
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  Yes, I do. Yes, I do.
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  What did you just promise? What did you just?
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  Promise. I promised to tell the truth.
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  I promised to tell the truth. Did you?
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  Come here voluntarily. Did you come here voluntarily?
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  Yes, I did. I have been looking forward to
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  this day. Yes I did.
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  I have been looking forward to this day.
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  Are you feeling worried today? Are you feeling worried today?
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  Yes, I I do feel nervous. Yes, I I do feel nervous,
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  honestly. Yes.
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  No, officer. Have you been feeling anxious
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  about this interview? Have you been feeling anxious
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  about this interview? No, I studied very hard and I
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  feel prepared. No, I studied very hard and I
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  feel prepared. Yes, I'm feeling a little
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  anxious. Yes, I'm feeling a little
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  anxious. Have you been studying hard for
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  the interview? Have you been studying hard for
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  the interview? Yes, I've been studying very
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  hard. Yes, I've been studying very.
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  Hard. Yes, I really want to be an
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  American citizen. Yes, I really want to be an
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  American citizen. Have you been studying hard for
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  the interview? Have you been studying hard for
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  the interview? Yes, I have.
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  It's an important interview for me.
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  Yes, I have. It's an important interview for
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  me. How have you studied?
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  How have you studied? I watched a lot of YouTube
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  videos and practiced English with my family.
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  I watched a lot of YouTube videos and practiced English
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  with my family. Do you feel well prepared for
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  your test today? Do you feel well prepared for
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  your test today? Yes, I have studied very hard, I
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  am ready for the test. Yes, I have studied very hard.
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  I am ready for the test. Are you ready for the interview?
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  Are you ready for the interview? Yes, I'm ready.
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  Yes, I'm ready. I'm a bit nervous, but I'm ready
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  now. I'm a bit nervous but I'm ready
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  now. How was your weekend?
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  How was your weekend? It was good.
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  I stayed home and spent time with my family.
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  It was good. I stayed home and spent time
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  with my family. Do you have plans for the
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  weekend? Do you have plans for the
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  weekend? Yes, I plan to go out to the
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  movies with my family. Yes, I plan to go out to the
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  movies with my family. Sometimes you might not hear the
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  officer. Clearly you can use the
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  following sentences. To ask the officer to repeat the
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  questions. Can you please repeat the
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  question? Can you please repeat the
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  question? Excuse me, Officer.
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  Can you repeat that? Please excuse me, officer.
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  Can you repeat? That please.
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  I'm very sorry I didn't hear you the first time.
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  Can you say that again? I'm very sorry I didn't hear you
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  the 1st. Time.
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  Can you say that again? Sorry.
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  Officer, can you repeat that slowly, please?
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  Sorry. Officer, can you repeat?
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  That slowly, please. Sorry, officer, I didn't
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  understand you. Can you rephrase the question?
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  Sorry, officer, I didn't understand you.
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  Can you rephrase the question? Can you show me your
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  appointment? Notice your green.
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  Card all your passports. And a.
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  State issued ID. Can you show me your
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  appointment? Notice your green.
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  Card all your passports and a state.
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  Issued. ID if you.
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  Have all of them. Just say here you go.
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  It's OK if you don't have a passport or a state issued ID.
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  You can simply say. I only have an appointment
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  notice and a green. Card Carlos.
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  Yes. Officer.
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  Hi, I'm Officer. Brad, I'll.
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  Be conducting your naturalization interview today.
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  How are you doing? I'm doing well, thank you.
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  I'm a little nervous but ready. That's completely normal.
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  Please follow me to the interview room.
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  Sure. Please place your belongings
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  next to your chair and remain standing.
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  Now I need to put you underoath before we begin the interview.
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  Could you please raise your right?
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  Hand OK. Do you solemnly swear to tell
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  the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the.
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  Truth. Yes, I do.
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  All right, you can put down your hand and take a seat.
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  Thank you. What did you just promise?
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  I promise to tell the truth during this interview.
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  Good. How long have you been waiting?
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  About 20 minutes. Can you please show me your
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  green card, appointment notice, passport and a state issued ID?
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  Yes, here they are. What's your current?
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  Legal name. My full name is Carlos Hernandez
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  Lopez. Tell me, why did you come here?
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  Today I'm here for my citizenship interview Did.
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  Anyone come with you today? Yes, my son came with me and
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  he's waiting in the lobby. Great.
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  Now I'll take your photo and fingerprints.
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  Can you please look straight at the camera?
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  Sure. Thank you.
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  Now place your left index finger on the scanner and now your
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  right index finger please. Perfect.
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  Do you have any questions before we start?
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  No, I'm ready. Did you have any problems
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  getting here? No, I did not.
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  Thank you for asking. Good.
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  Did your daughter find parking OK?
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  Yes, it was easy. We got here early, just in case.
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  Good thinking. It's a.
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  Beautiful day today isn't. It yes it is.
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  Great. Do you feel well prepared for
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  the test? Yes, I do.
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  Now let's move on to the English portion.
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  First, the reading test. Please read the sentence on the
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  tablet. What state has the most?
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  People, good reading. Now please write the sentence
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  using the stylus pen. California has the most people.
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  California has the most people. Great job.
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  You've passed the English test as well.
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  Thank you. Let's continue with the civics
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  test. With the new civics test, I will
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  ask you up to 20 questions. You need to answer 12 correctly
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  to pass. Are you ready?
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  Yes, I'm ready. What does the judicial branch?
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  Do reviews laws. There are 4 amendments to the US
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  Constitution about who can vote. Describe one of them.
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  Any citizen can vote. Who lived in America before the
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  Europeans? Arrived American Indians.
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  Martin Luther King Junior is famous for many things.
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  Name 1. Thought for civil rights.
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  Who is commander in chief of the US military?
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  The president. Why do US representatives serve
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  shorter terms than US Senators? To more closely follow public
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  opinion. Name three national US holidays.
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  New Year's Day, Memorial Day. Labor Day.
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  How many US Senators are there 100?
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  What major event happened on September 11th, 2001 in the
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  United States? Terrorist attacked the United
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  States. Name one example of an American
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  innovation. Landing on the moon.
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  What is the rule of law? Everyone must follow the law.
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  What is Veteran's Day? A holiday to honor people in the
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  US military. Excellent.
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  That's 12 correct answers. You pass the civics test.
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  Congratulations. Thank you, officer.
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  All right, let's go over your N 400 application and confirm your
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  personal information. Please answer clearly and let me
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  know if anything has changed. OK, Officer.
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  What's your first name? My name.
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  Is Carlos. Can you spell that for me?
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  Carl. O.
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  S. And what's your family name?
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  My family. Name is Hernandez Lopez.
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  Do you have any middle names or other last?
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  Names. No, I don't.
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  Have you ever used any other names?
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  No. Would you like to legally change
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  your name today? No, I would.
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  Like to keep my name? What?
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  Is your date of birth. January 21st, 1970.
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  And where were you born? Mexico.
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  Are you a citizen of Mexico? Yes.
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  What is your country of citizenship or nationality?
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  Mexico. Do you have any other
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  nationality? No.
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  What is your alien register number?
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  068024257. What date did you become a
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  lawful permanent resident? September 8th, 2018.
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  How did you become a permanent resident?
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  Through my son, he is AUS citizen and petitioned for me.
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  What is his name? Antonio Lopez Garcia.
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  What date did your son become AUS citizen?
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  July 27th, 2014. Do you have a physical or
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  developmental disability or mental impairment that prevents
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  you from demonstrating your knowledge and understanding of
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  the English language or civics requirements for naturalization?
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  No, I don't. Do you want the Social Security
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  Administration to issue you an original or replacement Social
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  Security card and update your immigration status with the SSA
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  if and when you are naturalized? Yes, I do.
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  What is your Social Security number?
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  776474262 What? Is your daytime telephone
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  number. 7702881245. What is your ethnicity?
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  I am Hispanic or Latino. What is your race?
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  I am white. How tall are you?
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  I'm 6 feet 2 inches and. What is your weight?
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  I'm 148 lbs. What color is your hair black
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  and what color are your eyes brown?
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  All right. What is your current physical
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  address? 13160 Bear Mountain Rd.,
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  Redding, CA 96003. Is your mailing address the same
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  as your home address? Yes.
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  When did you move to your current address?
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  March 2nd, 2022. Have you lived anywhere else in
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  the last five years? Yes, I lived with my son in
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  Glendale, AZ. Can you give me the address and
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  dates? Yes, 9221 N 48th Dr., Glendale,
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  AZ 85302 from October 2017 to February 2022.
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  Thank you. Are you currently married?
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  Yes, I'm married. How?
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  Many times have you been married?
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  Once. If you are currently married, is
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  your spouse a current member of the US Armed Forces?
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  No, officer. What was your spouse's full
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  name? Isabella Ximena Torres Garcia.
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  What was your spouse's last name?
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  Torres Garcia. What was the date of your
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  marriage? November 29th, 1975.
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  Is your spouse AUS citizen? Yes.
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  What country is your spouse from?
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  My spouse is from Mexico. Is your current spouse's present
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  physical address the same as your physical address?
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  Yes, it is. And when did your spouse become
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  AUS citizen? April 7th, 2020. 4 What is your
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  spouse's occupation? My spouse is a gardener.
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  How many times has your spouse? Been married one time.
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  All right. Do you have any children?
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  Yes, I have three children. How many children do you have
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  under 18 years of age? One child, my youngest son.
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  What is his name and age? Carlos Lopez Garcia, 16.
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  Does your child reside to you? Yes, Officer, do you support?
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  The child. Yes, I do.
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  Yes, Officer. What?
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  Job do you have right now? I am a package sorter.
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  Who is your? Current employer DHL Express.
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  Have you worked in the last five years?
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  No, that's it. Thank you.
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  That's all clear. Have you traveled outside the
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  United States in the last five years?
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  Yes. How many trips have you taken
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  outside the US during the last five years?
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  Three trips. Did any of your trips last six
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  months or longer? No.
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  Which countries did you visit? Mexico and Canada.
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  When was your last trip outside the United States?
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  May 19th, 2025. Where did you go on this trip?
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  Mexico. What was the?
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  Purpose of that trip. To visit my relatives.
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  What day did you return from the last?
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  Trip. April 27th, 2025.
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  Now, Isabel, I'll ask you some questions from part nine of your
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  application. Please answer yes or no.
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  OK, have you ever? Claimed to be a United States
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  citizen. No.
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  Have you ever voted or registered to vote in any
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  federal, state, or local election in the United States?
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  No. Do you currently owe any overdue
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  federal, states or local taxes in the United States?
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  No. Have you ever called yourself a
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  non-us resident on a federal, state or local tax return since
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  you became a lawful permanent resident?
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  No. Have you ever been a member of
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  or in any way associated with the Communist Party?
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  No. Have you ever advocated, either
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  directly or indirectly, the overthrow of any government by
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  force or violence? No.
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  Have you ever advocated any of the overthrow by force or
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  violence or other unconstitutional means of the
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  government of the United States or all forms of law?
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  No. 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.
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  Have you ever associated with any group anywhere in the world
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  that advocated any of the unlawful damage, injury or
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  destruction of property? No.
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  Have you ever been a member of, involved in, or in any way
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  associated with, or have you ever provided money?
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  They think of value services or labor or any other assistance or
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  support to a group that used a weapon or explosive with intent
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  to harm another person or cause damage to property.
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  No. What is a weapon?
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  An object such as a knife, gun or bomb engaged.
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  Participated in 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.
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  Have you ever participated in any kind of sexual contact or
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  activity with any person who did not consent, did not agree or
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  was unable to consent, could not agree, or was being forced or
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  threatened by you or by someone else?
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  No. Have you ever participated in
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  causing harm or suffering to any person because of their race,
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  religion, national origin, membership in a particular
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  social group, or political opinion?
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  No. Were you ever a part of any
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  group or did you ever help any group, unit, or organization
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  that used a weapon against any person or threatened to do so?
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  No. Do you understand what threaten
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  means? To tell someone you will hurt
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  them. 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.
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  Have you ever used any person under 15 years of age to take
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  part in hostilities, or attempted or worked with others
• 47:49
  to do so? No.
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  Have you ever committed, agreed to commit, asked someone else to
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  commit, helped commit, or tried to commit a crime or offense for
• 48:05
  which you were not arrested? No.
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  Have you ever been arrested, cited, detained, or confined by
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  any law enforcement officer, military official in the United
• 48:22
  States or elsewhere, or immigration official for any
• 48:26
  reason, or have been charged with a crime or offense?
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  No. What does to be confined?
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  Mean to be kept in a place. Have you ever engaged in
• 48:50
  prostitution, attempted to procure or import prostitutes or
• 48:54
  persons for the purpose of prostitution, or received any
• 48:57
  proceeds or money from prostitution?
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  No. Have you ever manufactured,
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  cultivated, produced, distributed, dispensed, sold or
• 49:13
  smuggled, trafficked any controlled substances, illegal
• 49:18
  drugs, narcotics or drug paraphernalia in violation of
• 49:22
  any law or regulation of AUS State, the United States, or a
• 49:27
  foreign country? No.
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  Have you ever married someone in order to obtain an immigration
• 49:40
  benefit? No.
• 49:47
  Have you ever helped anyone to enter or try to enter the United
• 49:51
  States illegally? No.
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  Have you ever been married to more than one person at the same
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  time? No.
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  Have you ever married someone to obtain an immigration benefit?
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  No. Have you ever gambled illegally
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  or received income from illegal gambling?
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  No. Have you ever made any
• 50:32
  misrepresentation to obtain any public benefit in the United
• 50:36
  States? No.
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  What is public benefit? Welfare like food stamps,
• 50:52
  housing or health care? Have you ever lied to any U.S.
• 51:01
  government official to gain entry or admission into the
• 51:04
  United States or to gain immigration benefits?
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  No. Have you ever?
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  Given any U.S. government officials any information or
• 51:19
  documentation that was false, fraudulent or misleading.
• 51:27
  No. Have you ever been ordered,
• 51:32
  removed, excluded, or deported from the United States?
• 51:39
  No. Have you ever been placed in
• 51:44
  removal, exclusion, rescission or deportation proceedings?
• 51:51
  No. Have you ever served in the
• 51:56
  United States Armed Forces? No.
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  Have you ever been placed in removal, rescission or
• 52:07
  deportation proceedings? No.
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  Have you ever been removed or deported from the United States?
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  No. Do you?
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  Support the Constitution and form of government of the United
• 52:29
  States? Yes.
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  Do you understand the full oath of allegiance to the United
• 52:40
  States? Yes.
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  Are you unable to take the oath of allegiance because of a
• 52:50
  physical or developmental disability or mental impairment?
• 52:57
  No. What is mental impairment?
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  Having a mental problem? Are you willing to take the oath
• 53:14
  of allegiance to the United States?
• 53:19
  Yes. If the law requires it, are you
• 53:25
  willing to bear arms on behalf of the United States?
• 53:31
  Yes. Are you willing to perform
• 53:36
  noncombatant services in the United States Armed Forces?
• 53:42
  Yes. If the law requires it, are you
• 53:48
  willing to perform work of national importance under
• 53:51
  civilian direction? Yes.
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  What is a civilian direction? A direction from a person who is
• 54:08
  not in the military. Great.
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  Do you promise what you say is true today?
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  Yes, I do. Please review and sign your
• 54:25
  application on the tablet after ensuring all information is
• 54:28
  correct. Great.
• 54:40
  I also need you to sign the Oath of Allegiant section.
• 54:51
  I reviewed your entire application and everything looks
• 54:54
  good. You pass the civics reading and
• 55:00
  writing tests, and you've signed the application.
• 55:06
  Thank you so much. I'm recommending your
• 55:12
  application for approval. We'll send you a schedule for
• 55:17
  the oath ceremony, and we'll send you a notice someday this
• 55:21
  week, so you should receive it shortly.
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  Do you have any questions for me?
• 55:30
  No, thank you.