Most immigrants find ways to pass the citizenship test. So, why “how to fail”? Well, if you don’t know the reasons then you’re more likely to fail. We have a few listed below – some are obvious, some are funny and probably you have never heard of. If you can think of one, please don’t [...]
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9 Ways to Fail the Citizenship Interview
Posted in citizenship cd, citizenship interview, citizenship oral test, Citizenship Test on April 28, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Immigration Reform: A Way to U.S. Citizenship
Posted in citizenship questions, Citizenship Test, Immigration, immigration reform, inmigrante reform, tagged illegal immigrant, immigration reform, inmigrantes indocumentados, reforma de inmigracion, US citizenship on April 28, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
President Obama is working with some members of the Senate to craft an immigration reform bill. This bill, supposedly, would put 10.8 million people one step closer to, not the border, but U.S. Citizenship. Million of people living in the United States “illegally” would see a path toward citizenship. This path is hopeful to these [...]
How can I pass the new citizenship test?
Posted in citizenship cd, citizenship interview, citizenship questions, Citizenship Test, Immigration, tagged Citizenship Online, citizenship questions and answers, Citizenship Test, new citizenship test, US citizenship on November 15, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Passing the new citizenship test is easier than you might think. Citizenship Coach – a leading company specialized in helping immigrants become naturalized US citizens – can help you. We guarantee 100% passing rate! Anyway, it’s easy to pass the new test. Here’s how: 1. Study the right citizenship questions: Remember, your interviewer will ask [...]
Can You Pass the New Citizenship Test and Help a Poor Child at the Same Time?
Posted in Citizenship Test, Citizenship Test Tools, citizenship questions, Immigration, citizenship test in Spanish, citizenship cd, citizenship audio cd, Press Release, tagged citizenship questions, Citizenship Online, new citizenship test, citizenship, citizenship and immigration, new citizenship questions, online citizenship class on September 29, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Dallas, Texas (PRWEB) September 28, 2009 – October 1st, 2009 marks the one year anniversary of the implementation of the new citizenship test. Most immigrants who take the test find it to be more difficult than its predecessor. It’s so hard, in fact, most natural born American citizens would fail it. Citizenship Coach™ is here to [...]
One Year Anniversary of the New (Redesigned) Citizenship Test (US)
Posted in Citizenship Test, Citizenship Test Tools, Immigration, Press Release, tagged anniversary, new citizenship test on September 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
It’s almost a year since the USCIS introduced the redesigned version of the Citizenship Test. Being the premiere company in developing study materials (online class, CDs, MP3, DVDs…study guides) for the new test, Citizenship Coach has helped tens of thousand of immigrants since the first day of the new test. Hundreds of thousands of eligible [...]
Free Citizenship CD, Everyone?
Posted in citizenship audio cd, citizenship cd, citizenship interview, citizenship questions, Citizenship Test, Citizenship Test Tools, N-400, tagged citizenship application cost, citizenship interview, free citizenship cd, N-400 application for citizenship on August 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
In 2009, it costs at least: $695 to file the citizenship application – form N-400 $150 to have someone help you fill out the form and submit to the USCIS $50 just to talk an immigration lawyer for the first time $1,500 if you decide to hire the lawyer to help with your case If [...]
Why Immigrants Fail the New Citizenship Interview
Posted in citizenship oral test, citizenship questions, Citizenship Test, Citizenship Test Tools, Immigration, tagged citizenship class, citizenship interview, citizenship questions, citizenship teacher, citizenship written test, fail citizenship test on June 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The way they study is good for the WRITTEN test, but bad for the ORAL test. If English is your mother tongue, then how your learn may not matter. However, for ESL students, the way they learn does affect the result. When they learn from books or a DVD, they are more likely to succeed in written tests. However, [...]
New Citizenship Test: How To Study Effectively
Posted in Citizenship Test, Citizenship Test Tools, citizenship questions, citizenship cd, citizenship audio cd, tagged citizenship questions, citizenship answers, Citizenship Online, Spanish citizenship questions, citizenship online practice test, hardest questions, citizenship tips on June 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Most people think the new citizenship test is harder than the old one, especially those who have limited English. As a citizenship teacher, I believe you need a new way to learn for the new citizenship questions. Let’s take a look at some traditional ways: Study with Books: This is probably the most boring way [...]
How to Choose the Best Citizenship CD
Posted in citizenship audio cd, citizenship cd, citizenship questions, Citizenship Test, tagged citizenship cd, citizenship test cd, US citizenship on June 10, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Unless you like the US citizenship test so much, you wan to take it many times (hahaha!) it’s worth it to spend some extra time (and even money) to find the best citizenship test CD that really helps you with your study. If you do a Google search for a citizenship CD, you will see [...]
Top 5 Hardest Citizenship Questions
Posted in citizenship questions, Citizenship Test, Citizenship Test Tools, tagged citizenship coach, citizenship questions, hardest questions, revised naturalization exam on May 25, 2009 | 4 Comments »
According to surveys conducted by Citizenship Coach – the premier online citizenship test resource – below are the top 5 questions that citizenship candidates have trouble answering correctly: 5. There were 13 original states. Name three. Reason: They have problems remembering the names of all the 13 original states. Tips: Just try to remember [...]
