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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;

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.

Estudie en clase con un profesor: Si puede manejar a una clase local, su profesor le enseñará a escuchar y responder las preguntas.

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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Exaliftin is a strange word that appears in the theme song of the World Cup 2010. What does it mean?

Sung by K’Naan, the Somalian-born and Canadian-based hip-hop singer, Wavin’ Flag  has become a sensation of the web. In his song “Wavin’ Flag” – the official anthem of Coca-Cola’s 2010 FIFA World Cup program, there’s a short sentence in which he sings about the enthusiastic atmosphere of the celebration. The popular version of the lyric uses the word “exaliftin”, which has no meaning in the English language. We think it is just a simple case of miss-transcription. The official definition of the word “exaliftin” is not a definition at all:

“In the streets are, exaliftin, as we lose our inhabition”
should be transcribed as “In the streets our / hands are lifted / as we lose our inhibition”

See the definition of “exaliftin” here: http://www.citizenshipcoach.com/exaliftin.php

Enjoy World Cup 2010, and may the best team win!

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Citizenship Coach has just launched a website in Vietnamese to help them with “Thi Quoc Tich My” – roughly translated as “US Citizenship Test”. The website – www.ThiQuocTich.com, is well welcomed by many Vietnamese who seek instruction, free citizenship questions (de thi quoc tich moi) and materials for the new citizenship test.

Citizenship Coach’s plan is to expand the website Thi Quoc Tich into an information hub for everything related to citizenship and immigration. Vietnamese immigrants can come to the website to post questions, have questions answers by immigrantion experts. Citizenship Coach will also make their best selling citizenship CD (luyen thi quoc tich My) available for sale, and introduce immigrants to SurePass, the amazing online citizenship test class that anyone can learn from home, and much more.

For more information about “thi quoc tich My”, please visit: www.thiquoctich.com

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Which citizenship questions should I learn? Which one is easier? Well, forget about the old test, learn the new one. You have no other choice as of today!

Citizenship Coach has been helping thousands of immigrants study for their naturalization exam with their online class. For a very low study fee (as little as 25 cents a day) you can study for your test any time you want, with real people in streaming video. You can also learn pronunciation of difficult words.

Visit www.CitizenshipCoach.com to try 15 lessons for free!

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After your citizenship interview, expect to receive the results from the USCIS. Here are the results and what to do:

  • Granted: Celebrate because you pass the citizenship interview. Invite your friends and family to a nice dinner!
  • Denied: Sorry! The USCIS will let you know why your application is denied and how to “appeal” their decision in their letter. You only have 30 days to file an appeal, so don’t wait! Appeal may be very costly if you don’t know what to do or hire an immigration lawyer.
  • Continue: It’s bad, but not as bad as “Denied”. It may simply mean that you didn’t pass the English and Civic portion of the citizenship interview but the USCIS lets you take the test one more time. If so, then make sure to buy the citizenship CD from Citizenship Coach to study again. That CD helps you study the new citizenship questions (which are asked in 215 ways!) and helps improve your English at the same time. There is no 3rd chance, make sure you don’t fail again. “Continue” may also means that you’re missing a required document. The USCIS will tell you exactly what the document they need from you, where to get it and how to give it to them. Make sure to follow the direction closely, don’t wait, don’t be late, or they will deny your application.
This CD costs $10 more than average, but it is one of the best to help you pass your citizenship interview.

This CD set will cost you a few dollar more, but it is Citizenship Coach's #1 selling CD in the U.S.A. Very helpful.

On average, it costs $2,000 or more in time, application fees, and lawyer fees to appeal a “Denied” case. So, if you want to pass your citizenship interview right on the first time, make sure to study the right way, learn from the right citizenship material. So, be careful! Spend some extra dollars to get the best one. Then, study, study, and study, because you will need it to pass.

Good luck with your citizenship interview.

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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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