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Hey all,

Quick question as I am panicking a little bit. I am attending a June 8, 2012 AOS interview from a K-1 and it mentions having to take a civics test! Is this true? If so where can I go to study up :help: .

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Hey all,

Quick question as I am panicking a little bit. I am attending a June 8, 2012 AOS interview from a K-1 and it mentions having to take a civics test! Is this true? If so where can I go to study up :help: .

What is the "it" that mentions the civics test?

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There is no civics test for adjustment of status.

Not sure what you are reading since you did not link it or post a quote of what you are reading.

The only civics test is for Naturalization to get US citizenship.

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What Inky said. That test for part of the naturalization process.

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no civics test for an AOS casefile.

But, just to be civic-y - please get in to yer local SSA office and apply for a SSN.

Having one helps you to participate in the USA economy.

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SunnySanDiego   17

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There is no civics test for adjustment of status.

Not sure what you are reading since you did not link it or post a quote of what you are reading.

The only civics test is for Naturalization to get US citizenship.

Oh thank goodness.

I can't link it because it is something stated about my case while logged into my USCIS case on their website the page also shows my personal info. It shows the stage my case is at and then a little summary about what that part of the process entails and in there is talks about the civics test. Maybe it's a standard statement and applies to naturalization only but is used for both AOS and Naturalization also.

Thanks for the help, sheesh I panick myself for nothing :whistle: .

no civics test for an AOS casefile.

But, just to be civic-y - please get in to yer local SSA office and apply for a SSN.

Having one helps you to participate in the USA economy.

I just got my EAD yesterday and I am going Monday to get my SSN :yes: . I need a job I am going crazy being stuck at home, you can only clean so much :lol: .

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The notice on UCSIS status check is canned for all kinds of applications so you will find some info irrelevant to your application. Good luck.

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I can't link it because it is something stated about my case while logged into my USCIS case on their website the page also shows my personal info. It shows the stage my case is at and then a little summary about what that part of the process entails and in there is talks about the civics test. Maybe it's a standard statement and applies to naturalization only but is used for both AOS and Naturalization also.

Can you copy and paste the part that mentions the civics test and not the personal info? Obviously we don't want you to post your personal information on here. :)

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Can you copy and paste the part that mentions the civics test and not the personal info? Obviously we don't want you to post your personal information on here. :)

I know what he's referring to. In the sample case progression screen that shows the different stages, it shows "Civics Test" after "Interview". Obviously it is set up that way for a naturalization application and won't be relevant to other kinds.

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I know what he's referring to. In the sample case progression screen that shows the different stages, it shows "Civics Test" after "Interview". Obviously it is set up that way for a naturalization application and won't be relevant to other kinds.

Oh under "testing and interview"?

For a naturalization application the interview will include your taking the required English and/or Civics tests (unless exempt or waived).

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SunnySanDiego   17

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Oh under "testing and interview"?

For a naturalization application the interview will include your taking the required English and/or Civics tests (unless exempt or waived).

Yes that's it. I assumed the government wouldn't put irrelevant information in something so important, how wrong was I :bonk: . Again thanks for the help everyone.

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