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Por qué a menudo los Hipanohablantes no pasan la Entrevista de Ciudadanía

Posted in citizenship interview, citizenship test in Spanish, Entrevista de Ciudadania, Immigration, tagged , , on April 29, 2010|

Sencillamente, la manera en la que estudiamos para las pruebas ESCRITAS es adecuada, pero errónea para la ORAL, las pruebas de ciudanía cara a cara.

Si el Inglés fue su idioma nativo, entonces quizás no importe la manera en la que aprenda. Sin embargo para los hispanohablantes como nosotros, la forma en la aprende afecta el resultado de pasar o fallar. Cuando aprende desde libros o DVDs  donde ve las preguntas, tiene más probabilidades de aprobar las pruebas escritas. No obstante, la entrevista de ciudadanía no es una prueba escrita. Es una prueba oral, llevada a cabo cara a cara y ¡en absoluto ve las preguntas! Debe ser capaz de escuchar las preguntas de ciudadanía leídas por un oficial de inmigración, entenderlas y decir las respuestas correctas, todo sin mirar las preguntas. Se dice que el no estar preparado para la prueba oral es la razón #1 de por qué los inmigrantes no pasan las entrevistas de ciudadanía.

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Así que, ¿cuál es la forma correcta de aprender?

Debe evitar estudiar para la entrevista de ciudadanía desde  sólo libros, DVDs u otras formas en las que pueda ver las preguntas y respuestas. Por supuesto, tiene que ver primero las preguntas. Pero después, debe de obligarse a no mirar las preguntas. Puede estudiar con un amigo, profesor o en línea con SurePass, una de las mejores clases de Prueba de Ciudadanía en línea ya que puede estudiar  en cualquier momento y desde casa. Si se puede permitir gastar $20, entonces se recomienda SurePass.

Aquí están algunos buenos métodos;

  1. Estudie con un amigo: Pregunte a un amigo que hable bien Inglés, que lea las preguntas de ciudadanía, una a una, aleatoriamente y trate de responder sin mirar las preguntas. El propósito  es poner su mente en esa situación de la entrevista tanto como pueda para que pueda estar mentalmente preparado.
  2. Estudie en clase con un profesor: Si puede manejar a una clase local, su profesor le enseñará a escuchar y responder las preguntas.
  3. Estudie en casa, en línea con la Clase de Prueba de Ciudadanía SurePass: Creo que es el mejor método ya que combina los dos métodos que acabo de mencionar. SurePass se creó por Profesores de Ciudadanía para inmigrantes de ESL como usted. Puede estudiar en casa o en cualquier parte y momento. Hoy en día todo el mundo está ocupado. Estudie con SurePass, no tiene que manejar a una clase cada semana o pedir ayuda a sus amigos.

Con SurePass, usted puede:

  • Aprender las nuevas 100 preguntas de prueba de ciudadanía con personas reales en videos.
  • Aprender cómo responder a cada pregunta en Inglés, exactamente palabra por palabra.
  • Hacer pruebas prácticas, las preguntas se le leen a usted, como en la entrevista real de ciudadanía, tantas veces como necesite.
  • Aprender nuevo vocabulario en Inglés y pronunciación para cada palabra

Si no tiene un amigo que le ayude, debe probar SurePass. Inscríbase hoy  a la mejor clase en línea de prueba de ciudadanía en www.CitizenshipCoach.com

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¡Practique la Prueba de Ciudadanía en Línea desde casa!

Posted in citizenship interview, citizenship oral test, citizenship questions, Immigration, Prueba de Ciudadania on April 28, 2010|

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Estará sentado frente a frente con el oficial de inmigración para responder a sus preguntas. Muchas personas dicen que se pusieron muy nerviosas. ¿Ya está preparado para la prueba de Ciudadanía?

  • No necesita manejar a una clase cada semana ,aprenda desde casa
  • Se sentirá menos nervioso cuando haga su prueba real
  • Practique las 100 preguntas de prueba de ciudadanía con vídeos interactivos.Es como practicar con un profesor simpático de ESL siempre que lo necesite.
  • Pruebas prácticas aleatorias, ilimitadas
  • Inglés, Español, Chino…y más
  • ¡Muy fácil de usar, solo señale y haga clic!
    Pruebas Prácticas de Ciudadanía en Línea

  • Haga pruebas prácticas con una persona real que habla correctamente Inglés, como un oficial de inmigración (USCIS)
  • Mejore su capacidad de escucha
  • Pruebas ilimitadas con preguntas aleatorias
  • Los exámenes prácticos de SurePass le dan más confianza. No se sentirá nervioso cuando haga la prueba real.
  • Grabe todas sus pruebas, vea su mejoramiento.
    Lecciones de Ciudadanía en Línea

  • Aprenda con profesores que hablan Inglés correctamente
  • Sepa las muchas formas en las que se puede preguntar las nuevas preguntas y las respuestas más fáciles de responder, palabra por palabra.
  • Mejore su habilidad de hablar
  • Responda a preguntas sobre su estado (Gobernador, Capital…)
  • Aprenda las palabras en Inglés que necesita saber para la prueba escrita
  • Consejos & Trucos, Favoritas y Revisiones
  • Inglés, Español, Chino..y más
  • Cada lección es corta y precisa, justo lo que necesita

“Es como estudia con un amigo. No necesita manejar a la clase todas las semanas. Simplemente aprenda desde casa.” Thomas Salazar (Profesor)

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Immigration Reform: A Way to U.S. Citizenship

Posted in citizenship questions, Citizenship Test, Immigration, immigration reform, inmigrante reform, tagged , , , , on April 28, 2010|

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 immigrants, however, it’s not immediate or free. The administration is proposing that “undocumented immigrants” (inmigrantes indocumentados) would need to register, pay taxes and pay a penalty for violating the law.

Current “legal” immigrants have to take a citizenship test (naturalization exam) to be granted U.S. Citizenship if they pass. Therefore, we think if President Obama’s bill is enacted, it is certain that all “illegal” immigrants will still take the test (the latest version) and pass in order to obtain citizenship.

For more information about citizenship and the naturalization test, please visit www.citizenshipcoach.com

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How can I pass the new citizenship test?

Posted in citizenship cd, citizenship interview, citizenship questions, Citizenship Test, Immigration, tagged , , , , 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 you the NEW questions only. If you bought a CD or a study guide with the old questions in it, then throw it away! Citizenship Coach has the new questions and answers in 15 languages for free to download. Go to the website (http://www.CitizenshipCoach.com) to download a free copy.

2. Use the right study aid: If you can learn the test materials by listening to a CD, then buy a good citizenship test CD. If you are a visual person, you want to see the questions and pictures, then SurePass citizenship test online class is perfect for you.

3. Know the format of the test: Remember that the U.S. Citizenship Test is conducted face to face. This means that you would not see the questions during the interview. Therefore, try your best not to look at the questions and answers. Instead, try to learn to understand just by listening.

Always remember, you can pass the citizenship test, we can help. For more information about the U.S. Citizenship Test and many ways you can learn, please go to www.CitizenshipCoach.com

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Can You Pass the New Citizenship Test and Help a Poor Child at the Same Time?

Posted in citizenship audio cd, citizenship cd, citizenship questions, Citizenship Test, citizenship test in Spanish, Citizenship Test Tools, Immigration, Press Release, tagged , , , , , , 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 help. With the motto “You can pass the citizenship test. We can help!” they do indeed: Of the many thousands of immigrants who have used Citizenship Coach’s products and services, not a single one has failed the test yet.

How can Citizenship Coach help immigrants pass the citizenship test?

 To keep up with the implementation of the new citizenship test, Citizenship Coach has developed new innovations that are helping U.S. immigrants study and pass the test. The company’s online citizenship test class named SurePass™ is available 24/7. It is reviewed by Immigrant Community Examiner and others as one of the best and most innovative tools available today for immigrants who wish to become naturalized U.S. citizens. By using streaming videos, SurePass helps immigrants learn the 100 new citizenship test questions online and learn how to answer them correctly word by word, verbally – all without having to drive to a class. The online program has been very popular since its debut in 2008 because it is effective, convenient, and easy to use, especially for the non-web savvy users, to practice the citizenship test at their own comfort at home.

And now, Citizenship Coach is even giving back
For each product sold or a SurePass registration, a portion of all profit is being donated to various charities in an effort to help children and families around the world. These donations will be made through the American Redcross, WorldVision, Unicef and Huong Di. Timothy Nguyen, the founder of Citizenship Coach, said: “I came to this country as a poor person, from a poor family, with only $17 dollars my Grandmother gave me. In this land of abundant prosperity I found an education, a great job, and unlimited opportunities to serve. My fellow immigrants and I are called to continue the great charitable tradition of this country, and we are honored to do that.”

When purchasing a citizenship test CD, DVD, Mp3, or a simple study guide, Citizenship Coach’s customers are helping a child in Africa, Asia or in a remote part of the world. For example, last year Citizenship Coach helped build a small house for a poor family in Vietnam. This year they plan to triple that.

Your purchase of a citizenship test CD/MP3/DVD helps a child or a family like this.

Your purchase of a citizenship test CD/MP3/DVD helps a family like this. Citizenship Coach uses a portion of your money to help making their lives a little better.

Immigrants are helping themselves

Through the company’s website, they are offering the largest collection of the translated version of the new citizenship questions and answers in 15 different languages, such as Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Amharic, Oromo, Rusian, French, Tagalog…, even more than the USCIS — and they’re all free to download . This collection is growing fast as more immigrants volunteer to translate the English citizenship questions into their own languages, and then share with their communities via this popular website. All products are designed with the advice, input and the recommendations of many citizenship teachers, immigration lawyers, and past customers. Nguyen said, “They’re helping themselves and helping others at the same time. It only happens in this country, and it’s a beautiful thing!”

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One Year Anniversary of the New (Redesigned) Citizenship Test (US)

Posted in Citizenship Test, Citizenship Test Tools, Immigration, Press Release, tagged , on September 14, 2009|

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 immigrants have used the new citizenship test (if they apply for naturalization after 10/1/2008.) The consensus opinion from the immigrant communities has been that this new test is “much” harder than the previous one. However, most of the surveyed from Citizenship Coach’s customers indicated that they were pleased to learn the new questions. Some immigrants said that the new questions and answers helped them know more about the country they come to love and appreciate so much – the United States of America, specifically about the history, the government, and the tradition of this great nation.

Of the thousands of immigrants that studied with Citizenship Coach, not a single person has failed the test. Through the innovative online citizenship class called SurePass, or through CD, MP3, or DVDs, Citizenship Coach has done a tremendous job in accomodating their customers’ learning style and convenience. With SurePass online class, immigrants can study with interactive videos anytime, anywhere, 24/7. They can also listen to the CD or MP3 anytime – either while driving or doing house chores.

Raf A. Salinas from Costa Rica told Citizenship Coach (in Spanish) “Without you, it was impossible for me to pass my citizenship test. I’m not sure how people like me can pass the new test, which is harder, without your help.”

Citizenship Coach’s website – www.CitizenshipCoach.com – has the new citizenship questions in fifteen (15) languages! From the popular ones such as English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Chinese, French… to ones that most people have never heard of such as Amharic, Oromo, Tagalog… They also have Russian, Bosnian, Cambodian, Laotian, Thai… Citizenship Coach is in the process of developing new and even more innovative method to help a wider range of immigrants who don’t speak English very well.

In the coming year, Citizenship Coach’s mission is to become the #1 online and offline provider of the training materials for the US citizenship test. Citizenship Coach also wants to expand its effort in providing free or giving bigger discounts to citizenship teachers and volunteers nationwide. Along with those goals, Citizenship Coach is giving back to the communities aboard by donating a portion of revenue to charitable organizations such as the American Red Cross, World Vision, Unicef, Huong Di – with the focus on helping needy children and poor families.

For more information about Citizenship Coach, please visit www.CitizenshipCoach.com.

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Why Immigrants Fail the New Citizenship Interview

Posted in citizenship oral test, citizenship questions, Citizenship Test, Citizenship Test Tools, Immigration, tagged , , , , , on June 29, 2009|

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, the citizenship interview is an oral test, conducted face-to-face, meaning that the students don’t see the questions at all. The ability to listen to a question, understand it, and answer it correctly — all without looking at the printed questions — is crucial. Citizenship Coach says being not ready for an oral test is the #1 reason why immigrants fail their citizenship interviews.

So, what to avoid? Which is the right way to learn?

You must avoid studying for the citizenship interview from just books or DVDs… or other ways in which you can see the questions and answers. Of course, you must see the questions first. But after that, you should study one-on-one with a friend or a teacher, or online classes with video from SurePass Citizenship Test Online (if you can afford it – $9 to 20/month – then this is the best way. See why below.)

Here are some great methods:

  • Study with a friend: Ask you friend who speaks English well to ask you the questions, one by one, randomly, and you try to answer without looking at the questions. The goal is to put mind in that interview environment as much as possible so you can get ready mentally.
  • Study in Class with a teacher: If you can drive to a local class, your teacher will train you to listen and answer the questions.
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Study in the comfort of your home, online. SurePass helps immigrants get ready for the citizenship interview via the internet.

  • Study online with SurePass Citizenship Test Online: This is the better option since it combines the 2 method I’ve just mentioned above. Created by Citizenship Teachers for ESL citizenship students like you. You can study at home or anywhere with internet access. Everybody is busy. Study with SurePass, you don’t have to drive to a class every week, or ask for help from your friends.

SurePass has one video for each question. So, if you don’t have a friend to ask you the questions, you can play the question videos and learn to listen to the interviewer, just like a real interview with a USCIS officer. If you don’t know how to answer, or want to know how a word is pronounced, you can play the answer video and it will show you exactly word by word.

Join the best citizenship test online class today at www.CitizenshipCoach.com

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6 Best Benefits of Being a United States Citizen!

Posted in Citizenship Test, Immigration, Survey, Uncategorized, tagged , , , on April 21, 2009|

You just passed your citizenship test! You are now officially a United State citizen. Congratulations! Now what? The election season (with some of the most important elections) has just passed by without your votes. What’s next? What’s in it for you? See 6 top benefits of being a US citizen below.

More and more Citizenship classes are using SurePass Citizenship Test Online in class.

More and more Citizenship classes are using SurePass Citizenship Test Online. High-tech citizenship classes like this have become more popular thanks to Citizenship Coach's effort to empower citizenship teachers nationwide.

The right to vote is one of the most important right to every citizen. Those immigrants who had lived under opressive regimes can fully understand the right – not privilege – to have your votes counted. Casting your first vote as a United State citizen must be a great experience. Well, you will have more chances to vote in the future. As long as you remain a US citizen, your right to vote is not taken away.

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Voting right is not the only benefit of being a US citizen. Frankly speaking, if voting right is the only benefit, then most immigrants would not pay hundreds of dollars to apply and spend countless hours studying the citizenship questions, which have just been changed. And some of us who are US citizens don’t even bother to vote! So, with everything considered, what are the stronger motives for immigrants to become naturalized citizens? Below are a few:

  1. The right to petition family members to the United States: Almost all newly naturalized citizens that have relatives out of the states plan to bring them over: children, parents, or family members.
  2. Pride: New citizens are proud of their accomplishment. A citizen status means that they have been in the United States for awhile, that they have passed the citizenship test, and that they are now a legitimate member of the most powerful group of people on earth.
  3. Travel with ease: If you travel a whole lot outside of the country, you should be a citizen. It’s just easier traveling with a US Passport. More than that, if you get in trouble oversea, you can ask for help, and help will come!
  4. Work for the Government: This economy doesn’t spare anyone, even Government workers. But the Government does have great jobs, and these jobs do come to citizens only!
  5. Receive Social Security Benefits: The Social Security Benefit system is having trouble right now and talks of reformation still remain talks. But it it works out, you can receive benefits, of course, when you meet the age requirement.

There are so many other benefits, but those are the major ones. So, if you are a US citizen, congratulations! If you are not but studying for the citizenship test, keep on going! Get help with your test at Citizenship Coach. They’re there to help you pass your citizenship test with ease!

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