The test (known as the “civics test”) is an oral exam during which a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) officer ...

The United States does not have a state religion and does not force religion of any kind onto the people living here.

The U.S. citizenship test ... become citizens. The questions test civic, constitutional, and historical knowledge and are delivered orally. There are 100 potential questions but only 10 are ...

Becoming British is one of the most arduous and expensive citizenship ... test, a general knowledge quiz on British culture, laws and history. But I reckon most native Brits would struggle with ...

There is also the question of whether a retirement destination ... and you will need to pass a citizenship test. If you wait until you are older, these requirements will not apply.

If you have not heard someone lament about required history courses or argue that they should all be electives, you may be an ...

99 people from 32 countries were sworn in as U.S. citizens during a ceremony at Lambeau Field. This was the first ...

Under state law, high schools are required to administer the citizenship test, all 128 questions of it, and students must get at least 90 questions correct in order to graduate. Schools were ...

the Queen’s future granddaughter-in-law still has to pass the same citizenship test as anyone else. The American actress will need to correctly answer at least 18 out of 24 questions on a range ...

According to the law, the answer is simple: someone with British citizenship. But according to the “Life in the UK” test—a 24-question, 45-minute multiple-choice test taken on computer in a ...

Morales and Rokita requested U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services ... s office did not immediately responded to IndyStar’s questions about the policy. The Secretary of State's office ...