Becoming A U. S. Citizen: A Guide to the Law, Exam, and Interview

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ISBN: 9781413300932 | 1413300936
Cover: Paperback
Copyright: 10/1/2004

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This is the most complete guide book to U.S. citizenship on the market. It offers everything needed in one package: an exam preparation guide; analysis of eligibility; the INS forms; and procedural instructions, including tips on getting through the interview. Written by Attorney Ilona Bray, the author of Fiance & Marriage Visas and Student & Tourist Visas.

Introduction
Deciding Whether to Apply for Citizenship
The Disadvantages of Applying for Citizenship	p. 2
The Advantages of U.S. Citizenship	p. 9
Are You Eligible for U.S. Citizenship?
Confirming Your Permanent Resident Status	p. 3
Your Physical Location During Permanent Residency	p. 9
The Age Requirement	p. 17
Demonstrating Good Moral Character	p. 17
English Language Skills	p. 27
The U.S. History and Government Exam	p. 28
Loyalty to the U.S.	p. 30
Overview: Are You Ready to Apply?	p. 31
Preparing and Submitting Your Application
What You'll Put in Your Application Packet	p. 2
Preparing Your Cover Letter	p. 3
Filling Out INS Form N-400	p. 4
Submitting the Application	p. 11
Between Filing and Interview: Dealing With the Wait
Improving Your Eligibility for Citizenship	p. 2
Tracking Your Application and Dealing With Delays	p. 3
If You Move or Go on Vacation	p. 11
Requesting Emergency Attention	p. 12
When All Else Fails, Call Your U.S. Congressperson	p. 12
Preparing for the English Exam
How Much English You'll Need to Know	p. 2
How the INS Tests Your English	p. 2
Study Resources	p. 4
Preparing for the U.S. History and Government Exam
Your Exam Preparation Strategy	p. 2
Learning the Answers to the 100 Questions	p. 3
The 25 Questions for Applicants Age 65 and Older	p. 14
Overcoming Disability When Applying for Citizenship
How to Become the Applicant's Designated Representative	p. 2
Accommodating Your Disability	p. 4
Obtaining a Disability-Based Waiver of the Exam Requirements	p. 6
Requesting a Waiver of the Oath of Allegiance Requirement	p. 10
The Interview
Final Preparation	p. 2
The Interview	p. 6
If the Interview Goes Badly	p. 9
Approval or Denial: What's Next?	p. 10
Denials, Appeals and Repeat Interviews
Retaking the Exams	p. 2
Providing More Documents	p. 2
Choosing to Appeal or Reapply	p. 5
How to Appeal	p. 6
What to Do If You Lose the Appeal	p. 11
Reapplying for Citizenship	p. 12
Legal Help Beyond This Book
When Do You Need a Lawyer?	p. 2
Make a List of Prospective Attorneys	p. 3
Avoid Sleazy Lawyers	p. 3
Choosing Among Lawyers	p. 4
Signing Up Your Lawyer	p. 7
Firing Your Lawyer	p. 8
Do-It-Yourself Legal Research	p. 8
After You Are Approved
The Swearing-In Ceremony	p. 2
How to Prove Your Citizenship	p. 5
Registering to Vote	p. 6
Citizenship for Your Children	p. 6
Helping Other Family Members Immigrate	p. 8
Glossary
Appendixes
USCIS District Office and Sub-Office Addresses
100 Sample U.S. History and Government Questions With Answers
Tear-Out Immigration Forms
Index
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Becoming A U. S. Citizen: A Guide to the Law, Exam, and Interview

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