Books, Reference, Education, Citizenship

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Educational Testing Service
Study Guide Social Studies and Citizenship Education: Content Knowledge (Praxis Study Guides)
by Ets/Educational Testing Service (Paperback)

This comprehensive study guide—a balanced combination of preparatory exercises and practice tests for studying in the months or weeks before the exam—provides chapters on U.S. history, world history, geography, political science, economics, and the behavioral sciences, and includes lists of topics and possible questions. The practice test itself is introduced with an explanation of the way multiple-choice questions are worded and advice about how to read them efficiently—correct answers and explanations are also provided. Helpful test-taking strategies are offered throughout and summarized in a section titled "Last-Minute Tips," and the appendices include a study plan and a list of additional resources.

LearningExpress
Pass the U.S. Citizenship Exam, 2008 Edition
by LearningExpress, LLC (Paperback)

In 2008 the US Citizenship exam is changing. This updated edition will reflect the new exam and will offer key information on the entire citizenship process in easy-to-read English. All official INS history and civics questions are covered as well as how and where to apply for citizenship.

Ilona Bray
U.S. Immigration Made Easy
by NOLO (Paperback)

Covers every possible way to legally enter and live in the United States. Step-by-step instructions show how to fill out and file all forms, handle INS bureaucracy, obtain a green card, qualify for various types of visas, and more. This new sixth edition covers recent changes to federal laws and policies governing immigration and naturalization. Includes forms.

Ilona Bray
Becoming a U.S. Citizen: A Guide to the Law, Exam & Interview
by NOLO (Paperback)

Seeking citizenship? Here's everything you need to know! The path from green card to U.S. citizenship can be a long and winding one -- and bureaucratic hassles are inevitable. But with Becoming a U.S. Citizen, you can shave months or years off the time it takes to become a citizen. Find out how to: determine your eligibility make sure you won't risk deportation by applying fill out application forms study for the citizenship exam have a successful interview deal with setbacks enjoy your status as a U.S. citizen help family members immigrate Becoming a U.S. Citizen also shows how you may be able take advantage of special procedures if you are disabled, in the military, the spouse of a U.S. citizen, or for other special circumstances. The revised 4th edition reflects current and proposed laws, as well as new fees and procedures. Chapter 5: Preparing for the English Exam and Chapter 6: Preparing for the U.S. History and Government Exam have been updated ...

Edward Swick
CliffsTestPrep U.S. Citizenship Test
by Cliffs Notes (Paperback)

Your guide to passing the U.S. Citizenship Test and becoming a citizen Why CliffsTestPrep Guides? Go with the name you know and trust Get the information you need--fast! Written by test prep specialists About the contents: This guide helps you learn about the history and government of the United States and improve your English skills. As you review the information and practice answering questions, you will become more comfortable taking the written and oral U.S. Citizenship tests in English. Introduction * Information on how to become a U.S. citizen * Understanding, speaking, reading, and writing English * Types of questions, including written or oral question/answer, sentence writing, multiple choice, multiple choice completion, completions, and substitutions Subject Review * An overview of the history of the United States, including the New World, independence, the Constitution and founding fathers, the ...

Cheri Sicard, Steven D. Heller
US Citizenship for Dummies
by For Dummies (Paperback)

The decision to become a United States citizen is one of the most important choices you can ever make. Before you can become a U.S. citizen, however, you first must be a lawful permanent resident of the U.S. For this reason, before you begin the process, you need to know what you want to achieve – legal immigration or naturalization – and if you can expect to qualify for it. U.S. Citizenship For Dummies will help you get through this often confusing process, from determining how best to qualify to live permanently in the United States to gaining a green card and then citizenship. This reference guide is for anyone who Is interested in living permanently in the U.S. Is a friend or relative of someone who wishes to live permanently in the U.S. Wants to become a naturalized citizen Has no legal background or any familiarity with U.S. immigration This book helps you discover the important requirements you need to meet and offers tips ...

Gladys Alesi M.B.A.
Barron's U.S. Citizenship Test (Barron's Us Citizenship Test)
by Barron's Educational Series (Paperback)

This manual has been updated to include explanations of recently instituted government procedures and regulations that pertain to application for United States citizenship. Progressive exercises, in addition to providing a review of information needed for the test, build practice in using spoken and written English. Topics include reviews of U.S. history, geography, and government, explanation of application procedures, advice on filling out citizenship application forms, and up-to-date information on eligibility for naturalization.

D.L. Hennessey
Twenty-Five Lessons in Citizenship: 100th Edition
by D.L. Hennessey (Paperback)

This book is a must for those preparing to pass the US citizenship exam. It addresses every history and civics question that is likely to be asked on the test and is appropriate for both individual and classroom study. The lessons are presented in a simple, understandable format. The previous edition of this book was the Amazon.com bestseller by category: education-citizenship. The latest edition (100th) boasts an improved design, both inside and out. Additionally, the content has been updated to reflect relevant historical and governmental changes. Hundreds of thousands of immigrants have used this book to pass the citizenship test since its first edition was published in 1925. Use the resource that immigration lawyers and citizenship teachers have been recommending to their clients and student for over 75 years.

Ilona Bray
How to Get a Green Card
by NOLO (Paperback)

Applying for a U.S. green card? Read this book first! The U.S. immigration system is an enormous bureaucracy. It's vital that you understand all the requirements for getting a green card before--starting your application -- making a mistake can ruin your chances. Fortunately, How to Get a Green Card provides everything you need to understand whether you're eligible, and then make it through the bureaucratic maze. Find out how to work with U.S. officials, how to prepare and present the right documents, and what to expect every step of the way. Learn the quickest way to get a green card through: parents, siblings and adult children spouses and fiance green card lotteries political asylum or refugee status and other categories The 8th edition is completely revised to reflect the latest application procedures, laws and fees. It also shows how to find the latest required forms online, and provides filled-out sample forms. This book is not ...

Deborah Shpigler
How to Become a U.S. Citizen (4th Edition)
by Arco (Paperback)

For legal immigrants or temporary residents, the latest edition of this valuable guide gives step-by-step guidance for the entire process of obtaining U.S. citizenship, from filling out the initial forms to taking the citizenship oath. It's packed with the most current information on permanent visas, green cards, the immigration lottery, and more. And readers will discover important facts and figures on US history and government crucial for passing both the written and oral examination. Written in a clear, no-nonsense manner, the book simplifies the process for readers.

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