Main Content


Click image to view full cover
Citizenship Preparation: The Interview
Proper Conduct during the U.S. Citizenship Interview
by 
Oscar Costagna
  
Publisher: Magic Lamp Productions
Subject(s):  Study Aids & Workbooks
Language(s):  English

Format Information

OverDrive Video Add to My Cart
Available copies:  
Library copies:  
Lending period:   7 days
File size:   172212 KB
ISBN:  
Release date:   Oct 03, 2006

Digital Rights Information

OverDrive Video
Burn to CD/DVD: Not permitted
 
Transfer to device: Permitted
   Transfer to Apple® device: Not permitted
 
Public performance: Not permitted
File-sharing: Not permitted
Peer-to-peer usage: Not permitted
 
All copies of this title, including those transferred to portable devices and other media, must be deleted/destroyed at the end of the lending period.
 

Description

United States Citizenship is a wonderful thing to have, and this program takes a prospective applicant through the INTERVIEW portion of the process.

Included are several example interviews conducted by Citizenship and Immigration experts. By watching this program, one can learn the proper way to conduct oneself, to see the questions asked and how they are asked, and how to properly give the answers to the interviewer.

Shown are questions asked and answers given about the Applicant's background, family connections, residency, employment, and other subjects. The viewer should pay attention to the proper demeanor to be displayed by the Applicant.

If you like this title, you might also like...

Citizenship Preparation: The Test
Citizenship Preparation: The Test
by Oscar Costagna

Synopsis

United States Citizenship is a wonderful thing to have, and this program takes a prospective applicant through the INTERVIEW portion of the process.

Included are several example interviews conducted by Citizenship and Immigration experts. By watching this program, one can learn the proper way to conduct oneself, to see the questions asked and how they are asked, and how to properly give the answers to the interviewer.