US Citizenship TEST 2024 - N400 Naturalization Interview (A Case - Denial of N400 Application)
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Are you preparing to become a US citizen in 2024? This video will help you study for the N400 Naturalization Interview, which is a crucial step in the citizenship process. Watch as we go over sample questions and provide tips to help you pass the US Citizenship Test with flying colors. Don't let the interview process intimidate you - with the right preparation, you can achieve your dream of becoming a US citizen.
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The title says "A Case-Denial of N400 Application" but there was no direct mention about the "denial." I imagine the letter in the mail will say that the missing documents need to be mailed. Maybe it says that after those documents are received......everything else is fine, but the Officer doesn't say that and the narrator does not either.
The narrator should mention what the mistakes are. It would also be helpful to comment somewhere about the reasons some of the questions are asked on the application.
Hint: applicants cannot just memorize the questions and answers. The applicant must understand the meaning of the words and ideas in the questions and answers.
Wow, this is a great comment.
We will not come your opinion to make some other video better.
Thank you!
What is the difference between the new application forms from April 2024 and the previous forms?
Hi. Many yes/no questions are different between old form and new form.
Hey, can you make video about taxes issues? I made an error in the document, stating that I had filed my taxes every year, but in reality, I did not file for the previous year and the most recent year. I only filed them after USCIS received my application. What should I do? 😓
Hi. When Officer ask you some questions for taxes. You tell the truth: You filed taxes after USCIS received your application.
Everything will be Ok. Good luck.
Why they qualified u if u didn’t have the right taxes filed,5 years or 3 years tax if u got ur green card from spouse, get the tax transcripts from IRS n walk with them when u going for the interview, some Officers r asking to c them,good luck dear.
How do I get the tax transcripts from IRS should I write them a letter so that they send these statements?
Maybe I need to copy some kind of sheet or page issued by the accountant account that handled the registration of taxes
Thank you for the answer.
I have been traveled outside of the United States over 6 months. Is it ok?
Hi. If you have a suitable reason, it is ok.
Why so many questions that too much
Hi. It is an sample interview, many questions, they help you can practice much.
Why so many questions 😢
Real interview can be less questions than this video. I make a lot of questions, it helps you can practice more and more.
Exactly, some of them r over doing it, n there’s people who went there n got pleasant officers n they kept conversations, n not these or other questions some of them r circulating to scare us.
The Officer has a responsibility to the people of the United States.
#1The applicant will have many responsibilities as a citizen, and some of those responsibilities include being able to understand content words in English!
#2 The way the US government is organized is very important to know because there national, state, county, and town/city governments whose elected officers serve the people.
It's true that you can use a dictionary when you are reading, but marking a ballot usually takes some reading, and it is important to KNOW why you are voting for that person.
Was he denied because he had forgotten to take the required paperwork?
Yes. After he submits them, he will be appoved.
So he was not denied, was he? his case was put on hold
@@araksgabrielyan4346 Yes. After he submit his documents, the USCIS will check them, and it is ok, he will be approved.
Do you guys know if the questions will be based on the new N400 form that was just changed on April 1st, 2024? 😢
Correct, friend!
I filled out the old n-400 before April 2024. Will they ask the old version or the new one?
@@gia5406 Old version, friend.
If a have too many speeding tickets like 10 that will affect me thank you.
No, friend.
@uscitizenship84 I just past my interview today thanks for everything..🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I dont remember the questions ask about any fines
If you don't have any traffic tickets, you don't need to the questions which relative any fines.
I have a question, will a tax overdue payment plan affect your N400? knowing that the payment plan is set up and up to date for about 2 years before the N400?
No, friend if you have a plan to payment with IRS.
@@uscitizenship84 yes I do have a payment plan, still active and on time since 2022 :)
@@saraha9663 Good. Please bring some documents this case to come your interview.
@@uscitizenship84 do you mean like tax transcripts showing the payments ?
Absolutely way too many questions. Very tiring and should go back to the old.😮
😃I made this video with many questions, it helps you can practice more and more. Real interview can have less questions than the video.
Tell me how to prove that you have really been in America for 5 years if you changed your passport (the validity period of the International passport has expired). There are no marks on the new passport about leaving the United States. Can the stubs from the Payment stubs from receipts from work be proof?
(I have been in the USA for 9 years now, I have traveled only twice, and this is 4 months)
I didn't know that I needed to keep my old passport.. and I thought they had all the information about leaving the country in their database! And does this mean that there will be a lot of questions about this?
Sorry for the long question and thank you for the answer.
Hi. Question 1: "Tell me how to prove that you have really been in America for 5 years if you changed your passport (the validity period of the International passport has expired)", they will use the date when you have your green card. You have been in the USA for 9 years now, I have traveled only twice, and this is 4 months, so real resident days are enough to take your intevriew. Don't worry.
Question 2: "I didn't know that I needed to keep my old passport.. and I thought they had all the information about leaving the country in their database! And does this mean that there will be a lot of questions about this?", yes, officer can ask you some questions to check time out site the United States.
And If these two trips have not been in the last five years, you don't need to tell the USCIS officer.
@@uscitizenship84 Thank you for your reply!
but I changed my passport 2 years ago,
there is a US entry stamp with ,with new passport
And the last trip a year ago was noted.. There are no marks in the passport later than two years... I’m not just worried, but afraid...
@@uscitizenship84 I have pay stubs from work for all 5 years. Can they be evidence?
The checks were issued at work. I have parts of these checks, the top parts of the checks
thank you very much
@@marinakelly9557 Don't worry, you can give the USCIS officer a new passport. When he or she need to see your old passport, you will give them. Important document for interview: Green card, USCIS appointment, certificate or birth, tax return for 5 years...
I can't find my green card, and I have an interview on July 15th. Are there any pointers on what to do? Thanks
Hi. Now, you can apply a new green card. If you can not have it on July 15th, you can use drive's license with appointment letter.
Did you pass
Why was he failed .He answered it every thing
Hi. He have not aprroved by officer yet, not fail. When he submits some his documents, he will aprove.
This is like a murder case far tooooo much grilling
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