lolylew

Hi,

We've had our dates come through for our citizenship interview/test.

I was just wondering if anyone knew what kind of questions they will ask my 17 yr old daughter - until recently we believed she didnt have to do any questions?

thanks

Dreamy

I think you're panicking unnecessarily tbh - it's not a full on formal interview - the man who chatted to my son did his best to put him at ease.

He was asked to give three benefits and three responsibilities of citizenship - there are loads of examples of each in the citizenship booklet.

They really don't want you to fail..

(seriously - if you fail the 'proper' test you can generally have another go at it there and then, so don't stress out about your daughter being asked a couple of questions)

roaringmouse

Don't think I've heard of people being asked questions like that before during their citizenship "interview". My experience, and from what I've heard of others, is that it's largely an academic thing of the person going through the application, only asking things to clear up anything on the form (for me, it was if I wanted my middle names listed as my visa didn't have them - so I said no, and he crossed them out), and then take a photo.

Has anyone else had questions like the one posted by Dreamy?

commonwealth

if ur 16-17 y/o it's different

Dreamy

He was 17, so didn't have to do the test, all he had to do was produce his documents and give the benefits/responsibilities as above.

My friends who had a son in the same situation had the same.