In this example video, we can see Marcos Torres in part of his citizenship interview.
What questions do you think the officer will ask him? Make a list ✍
When you watch the video, listen to the officer’s questions and Marco’s answers. What do you think: Is he doing good? Bad? So-so?
If you have more time, you can answer these questions, too:
- What is the officer’s first question?
- In the office, she asks him to take an oath. What does she say?
- Do you swear or affirm that the statements you give today will be the ________, the whole ________, and nothing but the ________?
- To take the oath: What does he do? What does he say?
- What should you say if you don’t understand something?
- What questions did you hear the officer ask?
- How do you think Marco feels?
You can watch the video from minute 5:12 to 8:30.
After you watch
Do you agree that Marco did a good job? Why do you think so?
What questions did you hear?
- What is your name?
- And have you used any other names?
- Do you want to legally change your name?
- I need to see your lawful permanent resident card, all of your passports, and your state-issued identification, please.
- What is your date of birth?
- And where were you born?
- Are you a citizen of ____?
- Are either of your parents US Citizens?
- Are you currently single, married, divorced, or widowed?
- And where are you currently living?
- Where are you working?
- When was your last trip outside the United States?
- Do you remember the date you returned to the United States?