willesd

My naturalization interview is coming up soon. I wonder if my USC spouse will be allowed in the room where I am interviewed.
Thank you.

Just Jenney

I seem to recall reading several times in various places that only the applicant is permitted in the room with the interviewer. The applicant's spouse/family can come but not be present during the interview itself. If this is incorrect I'm sure someone will say so!

~ Jenney

Rete

Jenney is correct. The USC spouse is not allowed in the interview/testing room with you. Remember you are being tested on your knowledge of the English language (written and spoken) as well as US Civics. Don't worry about the English part of the test. It is fairly easy. Your knowledge of the spoken word is the interview itself and the written part is to write a simple sentence that the interview gives you, i.e. I like to shop. Your spouse can accompany you and wait in the waiting room.

lfaridi

hi rete,

do you happen to know what kind of questions on the US civics test there are. my hubby will be applying in a few years and maybe it would be best if he starts studying now.

thank you,
linda

Just Jenney

If you go HERE at the USCIS website, you can click on the various links under the "Knowledge of English Language, U.S. History, and Government" section.

~ Jenney