Citizenship video lessons
Short lessons with Grandpa, Lupe and Rafa: nine on civics (the 128 questions by topic) and ten on the interview, each with a transcript.
Civics
Civics 1The Supreme LawThe supreme law, “We the People” and amendments
Civics 2CongressSenate and House: how many, how long and why
Civics 3The PresidentFour years, two terms, veto and Cabinet
Civics 4The Courts and the StatesThe Supreme Court and who controls what
Civics 5Rights and DutiesVoting, the Bill of Rights and the oath
Civics 6Colonies and Independence1776, Jefferson, Washington and Franklin
Civics 7The 1800sLouisiana, the Civil War and Lincoln
Civics 8The 1900s and TodayWorld wars, civil rights and 9/11
Civics 9Symbols and HolidaysThe flag, the anthem and the holidaysThe interview
Interview 1Interview 1 · Your Appointment DayArriving, the officer's orders and the oath
Interview 2Interview 2 · Lifeline PhrasesAsking to repeat is never failing
Interview 3Interview 3 · You, in EnglishYour name, date of birth and address
Interview 4Interview 4 · Work, School and TripsWhat you say matches your N-400
Interview 5Interview 5 · FamilyMarital status, spouse and children
Interview 6Interview 6 · Have You Ever… (1)“Ever,” arrested, cited, detained and probation
Interview 7Interview 7 · Have You Ever… (2)Claim, voting, taxes and the hard words
Interview 8Interview 8 · Reading AloudRead one sentence right and you pass
Interview 9Interview 9 · WritingNo abbreviations: October, in full
Interview 10Interview 10 · The End of the InterviewThe result, the ceremony and a second chanceWe are not USCIS or any government agency. This is an educational course built on the official USCIS lists; it is not legal advice. For your case, talk to an immigration attorney or a Department of Justice (DOJ) accredited representative.