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Foreigners who have lived between 3 to 5 years in the United States legally with permanent resident status can apply for citizenship United States and become naturalized if they pass a exam which is part of the process. If you are about to request it, we recommend that you study the following questions which we list below, since they are considered the most difficult to answer.
The United States immigration department has a guide to the 100 possible questions What they can do to applicants during the application process citizenship United Stateswhich is on their website and is used to study the content of the exam of naturalization. This step of the procedure serves to demonstrate that the potential candidate has knowledge of the culture, government and history of the country.
During your appointment they will only ask you 10 questions in total and you will only need to answer 6 of them correctly. When this happens the interview will stop and they will notify you that you have passed. We share the 11 more difficult questions with their respective response for you to take into consideration. Some answers may vary depending on where each person lives.
According to the Constitution, what is a power of the federal government?
Possible answers:
- Print money
- Declare war
- Create an army
- Sign treaties
How many years is the election term of a United States Senator?
Name one of the two longest rivers in the United States.
Possible answers:
- The Missouri River
- The Mississippi River
What does the “rule of law” (law and order) consist of?
Possible answers:
- Everyone must obey the law
- Leaders must obey the law
- The government must obey the law
- Nobody is above the law
How many voting members does the House of Representatives have?
- Answer: four hundred thirty-five (435)
When was the Constitution written?
How many amendments does the Constitution have?
- Answer: twenty seven (27)
Who was the president during World War I?
- Answer: Woodrow Wilson
Who was president during the Great Depression and World War II?
- Answer: Franklin Roosevelt
Name one of the current senators from the state where you live.
- The answer changes depending on each applicant and the region where they live. Residents of the District of Columbia must respond that they have no senators at the national level.
Give the name of your representative at the national level.
- The answer changes depending on each applicant and the region where they live. The name of a non-voting delegate or resident commissioners may be given. If the territory does not have voting representatives in Congress, this must be specified.