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What an excellent officer,he takes his time to ask the applicants questions slowly.l love that and may God bless you aboundantely and richly bless America.
I am confusing about the question&answer. Q: where did you become a permanat resident? A: California. So can someone be permanant resident outside USA?
Hi I had a misdeamanor and the case was dismissed. Do you know if need to answer yes when I get to the sección where it asks if I have comited a crime or ofense? Also, will I be asked to say by memory the dates of my past marriages, if been married more than once?
"Hi I had a misdeamanor and the case was dismissed. Do you know if need to answer yes when I get to the sección where it asks if I have comited a crime or ofense?" You should answer "Yes", and tell: the case was dismissed. It does not affect your US naturalization. "Also, will I be asked to say by memory the dates of my past marriages, if been married more than once?" You should remember them, so the officer can ask them.
I have green card for more than 17 years and have applied for Medicare and Medi-Cal since last two years. I obtained them through the approval of the Social Security Administration without lie and misleading. If I was asked by the officer about the question of Have you obtained any public benefits in the United States? My answer is Yes. Would it affect my pass the citizenship interview? What will the officer subsequently ask if I answered yes?
You answer "yes". Officer can ask: What do you receive public benefit? How do you receive public benefit? They want to check your way to receive them legally or not. If you did not receive public benefits illegally or improperly, however, your receipt of public benefits will not affect your chances of becoming a naturalized U.S. citizen. I see your case, it is legal, so you obtained them through the approval of the Social Security Administration without lie and misleading.
@@jeanreagan840 If you lived that former address over five years, it is normal. But If you lived that former address for 5 years, you tell it with officer in the interview, they will update to you.
Hi sir, please help me out . In my N400 application, there are jobs that I forgot to list on my application and since I don’t remember the dates where I worked to those jobs and I worked 10 different jobs for the past 5 years. And some of my former jobs I only worked there for couple of weeks . Do I need to list all of them?
We think that you only should list main jobs which are made labor contracts. Some part-time job, we think that you don't need to list them, so they only have some weeks.
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❤💥 50 MOST ASKED N-400 Vocabulary Definitions 💥 YES/NO SENTENCES: th-cam.com/video/mzi8MorbYlQ/w-d-xo.html
❤English Reading and Writing test for U.S. Citizenship Interview: th-cam.com/video/xd-JGiQoLzs/w-d-xo.html
❤N-400. Official USCIS Interview (Applicant changed address): th-cam.com/video/t9ECTvKb3KU/w-d-xo.html
❤N400 Part 12 for U.S. Citizenship Interview: th-cam.com/video/CiRwGJpkDhg/w-d-xo.html
What an excellent officer,he takes his time to ask the applicants questions slowly.l love that and may God bless you aboundantely and richly bless America.
Thank you!
I passed the naturalization interview on 6/13/2023. Thank you so much for this video😊
Great news, Anna. Congratulations!
How is your enterview ?? Is hard question
Thanks again for the way, the officer slowly and clearly put the questions, is very awesome.God abundantly bless you guys and richly bless America.
You're welcome! Good luck!
US N400 interview Practice (2023 Version) - N400 US Naturalization Test (US Citizenship). Very helpful video.
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much
You're welcome!
Thak you, I need to see it again.
Thank you so much!
Thank you for sharing this video officer . I have my USA citizenship interview appointment next week officer . Have a wonderful day.
Good luck, Estrella!
Hello officer my husband lives outside of the us and moved after I filed the application to another area do i have to mention it on the interview
Hi. I must tell that on your interview. When you take yoru interview, you can ask officer who can fix it to you.
I am confusing about the question&answer. Q: where did you become a permanat resident? A: California. So can someone be permanant resident outside USA?
Yes, friend. Example: Some one can reside outside US like Cherokee territory. It depends on your case.
Hi need help for that question? I became permanent resident in my country before I came here and which answer am I going to say? Please.
@@ceciliaflowers3840 This question means "when you got your green card?", it is not a permanent resident in your country.
Hi, I don’t really understand what you mean it’s not permanent resident, please can you explain to me ,
We became a permanet resident when we arrive to the United States.
How wonderful. 👍
Thanks!
Hi I had a misdeamanor and the case was dismissed. Do you know if need to answer yes when I get to the sección where it asks if I have comited a crime or ofense?
Also, will I be asked to say by memory the dates of my past marriages, if been married more than once?
"Hi I had a misdeamanor and the case was dismissed. Do you know if need to answer yes when I get to the sección where it asks if I have comited a crime or ofense?"
You should answer "Yes", and tell: the case was dismissed. It does not affect your US naturalization.
"Also, will I be asked to say by memory the dates of my past marriages, if been married more than once?"
You should remember them, so the officer can ask them.
I have green card for more than 17 years and have applied for Medicare and Medi-Cal since last two years. I obtained them through the approval of the Social Security Administration without lie and misleading. If I was asked by the officer about the question of Have you obtained any public benefits in the United States? My answer is Yes. Would it affect my pass the citizenship interview? What will the officer subsequently ask if I answered yes?
You answer "yes".
Officer can ask: What do you receive public benefit?
How do you receive public benefit?
They want to check your way to receive them legally or not.
If you did not receive public benefits illegally or improperly, however, your receipt of public benefits will not affect your chances of becoming a naturalized U.S. citizen.
I see your case, it is legal, so you obtained them through the approval of the Social Security Administration without lie and misleading.
@@uscitizenship4s Thank you very much for your advice. I have felt comfortable to hear from you. 🙏🙏🙏
@@dennypoon9238 OK. Good luck!
What if u don't fill out for former adress?
@@jeanreagan840 If you lived that former address over five years, it is normal. But If you lived that former address for 5 years, you tell it with officer in the interview, they will update to you.
How many Questions they ask make from the N400 form can some one tell me let me know thanks 🙏
It depends on each Officer.
@@uscitizenship4s yes and i pass my test last monday now i have to wait for the ceremony
@@giovannichilin1082 Congratulations!
@@uscitizenship4s thanks 🙏
Hi sir, please help me out . In my N400 application, there are jobs that I forgot to list on my application and since I don’t remember the dates where I worked to those jobs and I worked 10 different jobs for the past 5 years. And some of my former jobs I only worked there for couple of weeks . Do I need to list all of them?
We think that you only should list main jobs which are made labor contracts. Some part-time job, we think that you don't need to list them, so they only have some weeks.
@@uscitizenship4s thank you so much .