U.S. Citizenship Workbooks for Spanish Speakers on Sale

 

Fisher Hill’s two workbooks called U.S. Citizenship for Spanish Speakers are on sale during the month of April. The books are only $12.00 marked down from $15.95.  Visit us on line at www.Fisher-Hill.comand put in the coupon code 4118 on the check-out page.

 U.S. Citizenship for Spanish Speakers by Fisher Hill is an excellent two workbook series for Spanish speakers. These workbooks can be used as a stand-alone program or as a supplementary aid to give Spanish speakers extra practice in U.S. history, government, integrated civics, English writing and reading.

The U.S. Citizenship for Spanish Speakers series helps Spanish speakers pass the English writing, reading and civics portions of the U.S. Citizenship Exam.  To pass these three sections: applicants must be able to write correctly one sentence dictated by the interviewer; read out loud correctly one sentence given by the interviewer; and answer six out of ten civics questions given by the interviewer. The applicant will have three opportunities to write correctly a dictated sentence and three opportunities to read out loud correctly a sentence given by the interviewer.

U.S. Citizenship for Spanish Speakers Book 1 gives Spanish speakers information to pass the American Government questions on the Civics test. U.S. Citizenship for Spanish Speakers Book 2 gives Spanish speakers information to pass the American History and Integrated Civics questions on the Civics test. The Civics Test includes 100 questions about government, history and integrated civics.  Applicants will be asked 10 questions.  The Civics test is an oral test.    One or more of the 10 civics questions may be about the current people holding different government offices.  Applicants will need to know the names of the people holding the current government offices. Both books provide practice to help pass the reading and writing parts of the Naturalization Test.

 To become a U.S. citizen, a lawful permanent resident must:

• Be at least 18 years old.
• Have lived in the U.S. continuously for five years.
• Be able to speak, write, read and understand basic English.
• Answer questions that demonstrate knowledge of U.S. government and history.
• Undergo a successful background check.
• Demonstrate attachment to the principles of the U.S. Constitution.
• Take the oath of citizenship swearing allegiance to the U.S.

The filing fee is sometimes waived for applicants with family incomes below 150% of the poverty line or if the applicants are experiencing a financial hardship that prevents them from paying the fee (such as unexpected medical bills. Fisher Hill’s two workbooks called U.S. Citizenship for Spanish Speakers are on sale during the month of April 2018. Visit us on line at www.Fisher-Hill.com and put in the coupon code 4118 on the check-out page to take advantage of this great sale during the month of April 2018.