naturalization interview

[beijingjj]

Can anyone relay their experience with the naturalization interview, the final one before being sworn in as a naturalized US Citizen? Is preparing for it as simple as memorizing the 100 questions, or have they implemented the new, more comprehensive, test yet?

 

Thanks.

[skibum]

I don't know of anyone here who has gotten that far.

[cosmiclobster]

I don't either but I did see my grandpa's naturalization papers from 1918!!

 

Things may have changed a bit since then . . . . .

[tonado]

http://www.immihelp.com/citizenship/natura...-interview.html

[pkfops]

I once had a manager from the Philippines.

 

He said he had to step on the Filipino flag

and swear an oath of allegiance to the US.

[LeeFisher3]

The talk of changing the questions has been going on for a while and my understanding is the changes are due out in a year or two.

[beijingjj]

The talk of changing the questions has been going on for a while and my understanding is the changes are due out in a year or two.

191449[/snapback]

Thanks everyone. I heard that as of a week ago it was still the old 10 question system.

[tonado]

I once had a manager from the Philippines.

 

He said he had to step on the Filipino flag

and swear an oath of allegiance to the US.

191414[/snapback]

I doubt it. I did my naturalization about 10 years ago and I didn't have to step any flag.

[pkfops]

I once had a manager from the Philippines.

 

He said he had to step on the Filipino flag

and swear an oath of allegiance to the US.

191414[/snapback]

I doubt it. I did my naturalization about 10 years ago and I didn't have to step any flag.

191485[/snapback]

That's what he said.

 

Also he said he was an officer in the PH army.

 

He could be very well full of crap.

[pkfops]

I once had a manager from the Philippines.

 

He said he had to step on the Filipino flag

and swear an oath of allegiance to the US.

191414[/snapback]

I doubt it. I did my naturalization about 10 years ago and I didn't have to step any flag.

191485[/snapback]

That's what he said.

 

Also he said he was an officer in the PH army.

 

He could be very well full of crap.

191515[/snapback]

So full of it his eyes turned brown???

 

Don't think even YEARS and YEARS ago that the US Imm. Service would expect this- desecreting one of our long term allies flag???

 

Likewise I knew HUNDREDS of natrualized Phillipinos, from various eras working in the Shipyards- both my son and daughter are married to Filipinos w/ very large extended families- never heard of this before.

 

Ex and daughter were Natrualized in late seventies. WAS very easy back then for them. BUT just like VO's in GUZ your interviewer's personality can vary!

191530[/snapback]

He was a fun guy at office parties and liked to chase the girls.