Updated to reflect recent government procedures and regulations, this manual offers extensive groundwork in reading, speaking, and writing English, plus reviews of United States history and government topics. In addition to subject reviews in these test areas, prospective U.S. citizens also get important information on citizenship application procedures, up-to-date examples that instruct on correctly filling out the various application forms, and a general guide to the citizenship application process. Readers will also find up-to-date information on the rights of legal aliens.
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This fourth edition covers the latest facts about preparing for the citizenship test; from reviewing U. S. history and government facts to locating U. S. district offices and understanding legal rights. The self-test sections on history and politics will prove especially useful for any student and makes for fine reference material. -- Midwest Book Review
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BARRON’S
HOW TO PREPARE FOR THE
U.S.
CITIZENSHIP
TEST
SIXTH EDITION
Choose Barron’s Method as Your First Step Toward Citizenship
Read and understand the author’s description of the application process
Review the subject material on U.S. history, government, and the English language
Take this manual’s tests and score your results
Return to the subject reviews to strengthen your weak areas
Review the book’s guidelines to prepare for your naturalization interview
It’s Your Path to Naturalization as a U.S. Citizen
BARRON’S
HOW TO PREPARE FOR THE
U.S.
CITIZENSHIP
TEST
SIXTH EDITION
Choose Barron’s Method as Your First Step Toward Citizenship
It’s Your Path to Naturalization as a U.S. Citizen
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This review is from: How to Prepare for the U.S. Citizenship Test (Barron's United States Citizenship Test) (Paperback)
This book is disingenuously titled. I bought it when I received my citizenship interview in order to better prepare me, and was disappointed with the book, which instead of preparing me for the test spent a great portion of its content on things that I had already done -- such as how to fill out form N-400. The book assumes that you have a very limited understanding of the English language, which is not necessarily true of many applicants for this test. Also it needlessly reprints many US Citizenship forms which are easily available on the INS web site. Its only value is in a brief review of the US constitution and questions you are likely to be asked in an interview -- and these questions (and correct answers, as well as an interactive test) are all also available on the INS web site..
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This review is from: How to Prepare for the U.S. Citizenship Test (Barron's United States Citizenship Test) (Paperback)
If your knowledge of English is rudimentary, this book might help with some terms (of course, you wouldn't be browsing Amazon reviews if that were the case).The book is a sad waste of time for busy people looking for a short overview in order to pass the civics test. It does not cover US history, which is necessary for the interview... This book, alas, is another example of an author's failure to do an honest job.
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All you need to pass the test,
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This review is from: How to Prepare for the U.S. Citizenship Test (Barron's United States Citizenship Test) (Paperback)
This book, although basic covered everything you will need to know about American History & civics for the INS test. I passed the test with no problems after studying from this book and the information on the INS website. I also studied Mary Masi's book "How to Prepare for the US Citizenship test" which was really a waste of time. Masi's book was much more basic, lacked information and was written for those who have very limited English comprehension skills. If you only buy one book to get yourself through the test I recommend Alesi's book.
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United States, Supreme Court, House of Representatives, Word List, Department of Justice, Bill of Rights, New York, Declaration of Independence, Full Middle Name, Permanent Resident Card, Additional Questions, American English, Fourteenth Amendment, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Apartment Number, Certificate of Citizenship, Puerto Rico, Immigration Update, Reading Practice, Civil War, Date of Marriage, Fourth of July, Independence Day, New Hampshire New!
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- Standard Occupational Classificatio (v. 1) by Office for National in Back Matter
- Occupational Outlook Handbook by U S Dept of Labor in Back Matter
- Dictionary of Occupational Titles by U. S. Dept of Labor Employment & Training Administration in Back Matter
- Abraham Lincoln (World Leaders-Past and Present) by Roger Bruns in Back Matter
- Dictionary of Occupational Titles (Volume II) by U S Department of Labor in Back Matter
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