US Citizenship Course

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1 CAMPBELL ADULT AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION US Citizenship Course Part 3 Alison Mc Lin: amclin@cuhsd.org Class Website: USCitizenshipPrepCourse.com

2 2.3 Information About You Complete this table with your own information. Practice until you can say each sentence fluently. Identification What is your full name? My full name is What is your current full name? My current full name is What is your first name? What is your given name? What is your last name? What is your family name? What is your surname? What is your middle name? What is your maiden name? My first name is My last name is My middle name is OR: I don t have a middle name. My maiden name was Do you have a nick name? What is your legal name? Have you ever used an alias or any other names? Do you want to change your name today? What is your Social Security Number? What is your date of birth? My nick name is OR: No, I don t have a nick name. My legal name is My alias is OR: No, I don t have an alias. No, I don t want to change my name. OR Yes, I would like to change my name to My Social Security Number is My date of birth is

3 What is your country of birth? What is your country of citizenship? How long have you been a permanent resident? How long have you been a lawful permanent resident? Can I see your state-issued identification? Physical Description What is your gender? I was born in I m a citizen of I have been a permanent resident for years I have been a lawful permanent resident since Yes, here are my driver s license, green card and passport. I m How much do you weigh? I weigh How tall are you? I m What color is your hair? What color are your eyes? What is your gender? Accommodations Are you requesting any accommodations or exemptions today? Are you requesting a waiver based on a medical disability or impairment? Are you requesting a waiver to waive the English and civics test? It is OR: I m bald They re I m No, I m not No, I m not No, I m not

4 Citizen VIP: Information About You Complete this table with your own information. Practice until you can say each sentence fluently. What is your Social Security Number? What is your date of birth? My Social Security Number is _ My date of birth is _ When did you become a permanent resident? What is your USCIS A number? I became a permanent resident on _ My A number is _ How long have you been a permanent resident? What country were you born in? I have been a permanent resident for.... years I was born in _ What is your nationality? My nationality is _ Is either of your parents a US citizen? No What is your current marital status? I am _

5 Home address married school voted Permanent resident widowed Trips outside the US children arrested divorced Badly hurt or kill on purpose True Phone number eligible Name Committed a crime Taxes Constitution claimed work

6 Easy Interview Graphics Prompt How are you eligible to become a US Citizen? What is your current legal name? What is your phone number? What is your current home address? Do you work or go to school? Have you taken any trips outside of the US? Are you married? Do you have any children? Have you ever claimed to be a U.S. citizen? Have you ever voted in any U.S. elections? Do you pay your taxes every year? Have you ever badly hurt or killed a person on purpose? Have you ever been arrested or committed a crime? Do you support the Constitution? Do you promise that everything on your N-400 true?

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8 Explain how you are eligible to become a US Citizen. Mix and Match Series B-2 Graphics Prompt What is your full name? What is your date of birth? What is your current home address? How do you support yourself? Have you taken any trips outside of the US? What is your marital status? Do you have any children? Have you ever claimed to be a U.S. citizen? Have you ever registered to vote in any U.S. elections? Do you file your taxes every year? Do you belong to any groups or organizations? Have you ever broken the law? Do you support the Constitution? Do you promise that everything on your N-400 is true?

9 Mix and Match Quiz

10 2 Citizenship Study Guide 2: American Places Ask a friend to read you these questions out loud. Practice the answers without looking at the paper. 1. Name one of the two longest rivers in the United States. 2. What ocean is on the West Coast of the United States? 3. What ocean is on the East Coast of the United States? 4. Name one U.S. territory. 5. Name one state that borders Canada. 6. Name one state that borders Mexico. 7. Where is the Statue of Liberty? 8. Name one American Indian tribe in the United States. Answers: 1. Mississippi River 2. Pacific Ocean 3. Atlantic Ocean 4. Guam 5. New York 6. California 7. New York 8. Hopi Read Alouds Practice reading these questions out loud. You DO NOT need to know the answers. 1. What was the first U.S. capital? 2. What state has the most people? 3. What country is north of the United States? 4. What is the largest state? 5. What country is south of the United States? Dictations Copy each sentence 10 times. Then ask a friend to test you by reading each sentence to you, while you write it. 1. New York City was the first capital. 2. California has the most people. 3. Canada is north of the United States. 4. Alaska is the largest state. 5. Mexico is south of the United States. Your interview Practice with a friend. 1. What is your full name?... What s your first name? (How do you spell it?)... What s your last name? (How do you spell it?)... Do you have a middle name? 2. Have you ever changed your name? 3. Have you ever used any other names? 4. Do you want to change your name? (when you become a citizen) 5. What is your date of birth? 6. What is your country of birth? Are you still a citizen of -----? Citizenship class materials provided by Lynne Weintraub 2013