N-400 questions sample

[realjojo 1]

Good Morning,

my N-400 interview for my naturalization is in 2 days and I am super nervous.

Please what are the common questions asked during the interview, what were you asked when you went for interviews and what documents did they asked to view during the interview?

Thank you

Josephine

(realjojo)

[Dashinka 24,477]

First of all, take a deep breath.  Sure I understand it can seem daunting, but if you have studied the 100 questions, you should be fine and probably have a better grasp of US civics than many who were born here.  I am not sure there are common questions, and it would be hard to compile a list of those, so you just need to know them all.

 

As to documents asked for, in my wife's case the IO did not ask for any documents.  Also my niece and nephew that came over on DVs recently naturalized (5yr rule) and they were not asked for any documents.

 

Good Luck!

[MSSF 2]

2 hours ago, realjojo said:

Good Morning,

my N-400 interview for my naturalization is in 2 days and I am super nervous.

Please what are the common questions asked during the interview, what were you asked when you went for interviews and what documents did they asked to view during the interview?

Thank you

Josephine

(realjojo)

When u sent n-400 what supporting documents you sent with application? Any pics? Also, for fee reduction, what documents you sent to prove you r below poverty guidelines?

[Scandi 4,166]

I filed under the 3-year rule and had already uploaded everything online (I uploaded new evidence almost every month my case was pending). So at the interview, all the IO wanted to see was my driver license, two of my three passports, my greencard and the latest tax return (we had just filed our taxes a few days prior so there wasn't a transcript available yet, so I brought the entire tax return since it was too many pages to upload). 

The interview was only a bunch of small talk, 10 civics questions and the reading/writing test. It was on a child's level (stuff kids learn in school at a very young age), very easy. The small talk is where they actually see how good/bad your English is, how much you understand of what they are saying/asking, if you can follow the conversation and give proper answers etc.