When is the best time to start preparing for the USCIS interview?

Answer 1

My advice is to start preparing as early as possible to prepare for the interview. If you wait until the last month, it may require more concentrated work and a more stressful environment for the students. My preference is to meet students no later than 2 months before the interview. In doing so, we can cover the interview process (from the waiting room to completion of the meeting), the 100 civics and history questions and their context, questions on the N400 which can be asked to "test" English comprehension and understanding of the application content, as well as reading and writing skills.

My aim is to help students understand the process and content, not just memorize answers. This helps them approach the interview with more confidence and less stress.

You can check the Wyzant website for details on my training and experience working with over 400 students preparing to become citizens, with a 95% success rate.

After a complimentary meeting to get to know each other, I plan lessons tailored to each student's needs and abilities. Contact me and let's set up a time when we can meet to discuss preparing for the interview with YOU in mind. (This meeting is complimentary, with no obligation on your part to continue.)

I look forward to meeting you!

Loretta Siefferman

Answer 2

As soon as possible. You want to be prepared to excel in all parts of the interview in order to, in the end, become an American citizen. Make sure to feel comfortable with the following:

a. all the information you put on your application for citizenship (N400)

b. the 100 Civic Questions because you will have to answer 6 out of 10 chosen by the USCIS Officer correct

c. reading a complete sentence in English

d. writing a complete sentence in English

I can help you with this. I have helped candidates for American citizenship whose home countries include Venezuela, Mexico, Colombia, Egypt and Syria. A few contacted me days before their interviews. Others have interviewed once and twice before. I am contacted after the fact to boost their success on their next interview. I invite you to prepare for you USCIS interview with me. ~Jessica :)