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user2005 said:
The 100 questions are a part of the exam, go to http://uscis.gov/graphics/services/natz/natzsamp.htm
There should be some reading and writing question there, make sure you know how to spell and read every one, also look at a N-400 application they have about 50 questions there they are all answered as YES or NO make sure you go over that, other than that you are good to go
By the way your English look really good so you should be fine. Good luck
P.S I was asked to read and write a little bit more because I had recently graduated from a university, but every one else in my family had a normal test, you should be just fine they only expect you to get 60% right on your exam anyways to pass.
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user2005 said:
Ok my bad they are 39 questions http://uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/files/N-400-non.pdf
They start on page 8, all the way to page 16 they are there in between other things they basically ask if you ever been a member of any groups that practice unlawful things, and if you welling to fight for the U.S.A if needed, that is the nature of the questions.
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Anahit said:
Anahit
Those questions have nothing to do with the test, BUT they ask all these questions before the interview, at least that is what they do in Michigan, now I only mentioned them because I wanted user2005 to go over them at least once, so there are no surprises. In my case the officer went over them so quickly it wasn’t funny, I wish I went over them before I went to the interview, hope that answers your question.
Yes, it does.lbusch28 said:Anahit
Those questions have nothing to do with the test, BUT they ask all these questions before the interview, at least that is what they do in Michigan, now I only mentioned them because I wanted user2005 to go over them at least once, so there are no surprises. In my case the officer went over them so quickly it wasn’t funny, I wish I went over them before I went to the interview, hope that answers your question.
maheshgajanan
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lbusch28,
Thanks for pointing out that one has to go over those Yes/No questions before going for the interview. That is useful information to me as well.
What is the nature of the English test? Do they say something and ask you write it?
I think I should have no problem passing an English test but I am just curious.
Thanks
Mahesh
Thanks for pointing out that one has to go over those Yes/No questions before going for the interview. That is useful information to me as well.
What is the nature of the English test? Do they say something and ask you write it?
I think I should have no problem passing an English test but I am just curious.
Thanks
Mahesh
If you click on the link that lbusch28 provided above, http://uscis.gov/graphics/services/natz/natzsamp.htm,maheshgajanan said:
you'll get all the sentences for written English testing. You will be asked to write one of them.