Our Solution
Many Israelis, living in the US are in the process of obtaining US citizenship. One of the stages in the process is a personal interview in which the candidate is asked personal questions, and is also required to provide at least 6 correct answers to 10 questions. These 10 questions are all related to public administration, government and US history. These are 10 out of 100 questions published by the USCIS. The questions are all about issues which are very clear to Americans, but Israelis find them hard to answer. Most candidates develop fears and anxiety towards the test and do their best to avoid it as long as possible.
Without the personal interview – you can’t obtain US citizenship.
The candidates may be tested twice and if they fail, they need to start the process all over again and, of course, pay again.
The Process with USCIS
The civics test is the final step in the process of obtaining US citizenship. It requires the candidate to be:
– At least 18 years old
– Be a permanent resident (hold a Green Card)
– Live in the US at least 5 years prior to filing the citizenship request
– Stay in the US at least 30 months in the 5 years prior to filing the citizenship request
– Be a moral person
– Know how to speak, read, write and understand the English language
– Have knowledge about the US Government, History, and Citizenship
– Be ready and willing to make a pledge to the US
The Learning Process
As soon as you contact us, you will hold a primary conversation with Tal Cohen, our manager
During this call we will find out
– Have you already received a date for the interview?
– Have you tried to pass in the past?
– A bit about your English knowledge
– Whether there are any limitations – learning disabilities or other problems
A client file will be opened for you and a tutor will be assigned to take you through the process according to your own pace
You will be asked to sign an agreement and payment will be made via Transferwise according to our instructions
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