What if failed the "writing portion" of naturalization test?

[kamas 2]

If you got perfect on the civics test, but failed the writing portion of the naturalization test, does that mean you fail the entire test?

 

About the writing portion, you must write ONE out of Three sentences correctly, is that right? Does that mean every single thing on the sentence must be correct 100%, spelling and punctuation?

 

 

[aleful 1,905]

hi

 

there is only one sentence to write, it is a question related to the civics and you have to answer it. that's all the written portion. there aren't 3 sentences

 

when writing the sentence, you can have spelling errors, as long as the question and answer are correct

 

 

[Mr.Jose 64]

  On 5/28/2018 at 9:08 PM, kamas said:

If you got perfect on the civics test, but failed the writing portion of the naturalization test, does that mean you fail the entire test?

 

About the writing portion, you must write ONE out of Three sentences correctly, is that right? Does that mean every single thing on the sentence must be correct 100%, spelling and punctuation?

 

 

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You misspell one word and they’ll grill you. 

 

 

All jokes aside. Try your best to write the sentence, you can make a mistake but don’t write Washington as Vasigtoney.

[CarlHamilton 252]

By definition, I don't think you'll find anyone posting here who has, or is about to fail, the written test.

Edited May 29, 2018 by shomer