Question 11 • FL-2100310-United States History A
Naturalization applicants generally must pass tests covering English and U.S. civics, making the two-part test a step in the process. The usual residence requirement is five years as a lawful permanent resident (or three years in certain cases), not two years. Applicants do not generally need to write a citizenship essay or find a citizen sponsor.
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