Citizenship Study Materials


CITIZENSHIP RESOURCES

What are some of the Benefits to Becoming a Citizen?
  • Participate fully by adding your voice and vote to our democracy
  • Become eligible for government jobs
  • Travel more easily on a US Passport
  • Bring your relatives to the US faster
  • Gain US citizenship for your unmarried children (under 18)
  • Become eligible for Federal Financial Aid and college scholarships
  • Be protected from deportation
Are you eligible to become a citizen?

If you answer yes to become one of these questions, the answer is yes!
  • Are you a Permanent Resident "Green Card" Holder, and have had this status for 5 years with limited time spent outside the U.S.?
  • Are you a Permanent Resident "Green Card" Holder who has been married to a U.S. Citizen for 3 years and still currently in that marital union (Are you still married and living together?)
CITIZENSHIP MATERIALS:

The RTC Library and the King County Library have material that can help you study for the tests--books, flash cards, videos.  Check it out!

The RTC Library has a new book in their collection: (added 3/20/15)

·         Bray, Ilona.  Becoming a U.S. Citizen: a Guide to the Law, Exam & Interview.  (7th edition, published by NOLO).   Library call number:  342.73083 BRAY-I 2014.

The RTC Library Citizenship Materials here:  http://libguides.rtc.edu/c.php?g=110011&p=712959

WA New Americans Info on how to prepare

Civics Practice Test NEW

 CITIZENSHIP QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: LISTEN - US Citizenpod
Citizenship Questions/Answers: READ

 USCIS - Study for the Test

N-400 Application

The White House Blog

Useful Vocabulary at Spelling City
Civics Timeline
Citizenship Test: Games

US Citizenship and Immigration Services: Flashcards, etc.
US Citizenship and Immigration Services

Our Courts A website with interactive games and information on US Court system and civics.

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