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New USCIS 100 Questions
28/09/2007
Get the new 100 Questions here! More info coming soon!
Q34-35: USCIS 96 Questions 34-35: Constitution, Bill of Rights
27/09/2007
Today we will listen to Questions 34-35 plus M-638 comments. You can download the Class Handout 34-35 to deepen your knowledge of US History and Politics and broaden your English language skills. Look for new vocabulary, grammar structures, and idioms.
Note the key words--these words will help you remember the questions and answers. The key words for 34-35: Constitution Bill of Rights Dictation Sentences The Constitution is the supreme law of our land. He knows how to a ride a bike. You can get more info about the Constitution and the Bill of Rights from EL Civics: The US Constitution NCC: Explore the Constitution Simple Wiki: The US ConstitutionQ32-33: USCIS 96 Questions 32-33: Judicial Branch, Supreme Court, Law
26/07/2007
Today we will listen to Questions 32-33 plus M-638 comments. You can download the Class Handout 32-33 to deepen your knowledge of US History and Politics and broaden your English language skills. Look for new vocabulary, grammar structures, and idioms.
Note the key words--these words will help you remember the questions and answers. The key words for 32-33:
Dictation Sentences
There are three branches of government.He has a very big dog.You can get more info about the Executive Branch from
EL Civics: The Supreme Court Simple Wiki: The Supreme Court VOA The Supreme CourtQ30-31: USCIS 96 Questions 30-31: Excutive Branch, President
25/07/2007
Today we will listen to Questions 30-31 plus M-638 comments. You can download the Class Handout 30-31 to deepen your knowledge of US History and Politics and broaden your English language skills. Look for new vocabulary, grammar structures, and idioms.
Note the key words--these words will help you remember the questions and answers. The key words for 25-27:
Dictation Sentences
The President is elected every four years.He came to live with his brother. You can get more info about the Executive Branch from EL Civics: The White House VOA: The Road to the 2008 US Elections The White House: Presidents Simple Wiki: US Executive Branch Wikipedia: US Presidential Elections
Reminder: New Fees Begin July 30, 2007!
24/07/2007
Today we will listen to a reminder about the new USCIS fees starting July 30, 2007.
Here's a Class Handout: Summary of the New Fees.
Here is another Class Handout: "Sending Your N-400 to USCIS".
Please note that there are four pages: one page for each USCIS Service Center in California, Texas, Nebraska, and Vermont.
Please confirm that you are using the correct page for your state.
Originally, I put the information for all four USCIS Service Centers and their assigned states on a single sheet of paper.
When I gave the single sheet of paper to my students, they became confused.
The print was too tiny and there was too much information.
I re-formatted the information and printed the Summary of the New Fees on the first side and Sending Your N-400 to USCIS on the second side.
I printed the information on color paper so they can find this paper quickly and easily. Many students took extra copies home for their family and friends.
Also, please check out the new online video from USCIS "Promise of Freedom"--a twelve minute video presentation on American civics and history. Watch the video online or get the direct download of Promise of Freedom.
Finally, The Pilot Questions have been revised! There are now 142 questions. Questions have been marked for Senior Citizens older that 65 and have been legal permanent residents for more than 20 years.
You can get the reformated USCIS 142 here.
You can get the reformated USCIS 142 for Senior Citizens here.
