Civic test

[Nazik 1]

Hello

I have a question if someone maybe know I am getting ready my papers for N400 form and it says I will need to take a test I am studying US history right now But what happens if I will fail test? Will I have another chance? I am very worried

[aleful 1,905]

hi

 

yes, the N400 allows you to take the test twice, you will be tested on the part you failed, if it's the civics and history test, you will be tested on that, if it is English conversation or writing, it will only be that the second time,

 

if you fail a second time, then you will have to start all over and pay for a new application so study and practice to get it right the first time

 

 

[Boiler 45,486]

You can reapply as often as you like, there is no limit to my knowledge.

[SalishSea 17,827]

9 minutes ago, Nazik said:

Hello

I have a question if someone maybe know I am getting ready my papers for N400 form and it says I will need to take a test I am studying US history right now But what happens if I will fail test? Will I have another chance? I am very worried

I am not sure what happens if a person fails - perhaps someone else here knows.  I can't imagine that they would only give one shot at it.

 

But I do know that there are practice tests online that you can do to prepare.  I would just practice as much as possible.  You got this!

[Just Paul 4,595]

11 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

I am not sure what happens if a person fails - perhaps someone else here knows.

You do remain a LPR even if you fail.

[dilip 187]

It is very difficult to fail civics and history test.  If someone is living in US for sometime, he or she will know more than 1/2 of the answers without reading.  Watch local news to learn name of your state representative and while driving read the name of the governor of your state, learn the name of your state senator and your state capital and name of US capital- you now know five questions.   If you travel to Canada you know which state border to Canada and also if you watch news you know which state border to Mexico.   You got the idea.