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Naturalization - Test Your Knowledge
Note: USCIS is revising the naturalization test
As part of the test redesign, USCIS began to conduct a pilot program in ten cities which began in January 2007 to ensure the agency has all the information necessary. The new test will be fully implemented nationwide in spring of 2008. USCIS plans to pilot 144 U.S. history and government questions and approximately 35 reading and 35 writing items. The topic areas include principals of American democracy, system of government, rule of law, rights and responsibilities, American History, and geography. About half (57 questions) include rephrased versions of questions on the current exam. Read More UPDATE: 27 September, 2007 Questions are based on the Pilot Naturalization Questions released by USCIS - They are not the official questions from USCIS.
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During your interview, the USCIS officer will ask you to verbally answer a set of civics questions or to take a written multiple-choice test with up to 10
questions.