citizenship test
Immigrant's knowledge assessment
A citizenship test is an examination required of immigrants seeking to become naturalized citizens, typically covering the country's history, government, and laws.
In the U.S., applicants must demonstrate knowledge of civics and basic English proficiency: She spent months preparing for her citizenship test.
The term sometimes appears figuratively for any test of belonging or loyalty.
- naturalizationLegal path to belonging
- swearing-in ceremonyRitual assumption of office
- civic educationTeaching about government participation
- voting rightsEntitlement to elect officials
- study guidesCondensed review materials
oath of allegiance · language proficiency · immigration law · jury duty · civic duty · national symbols · American flag · eligibility criteria · civics exam · multiple-choice questions · constitutional principles · Bill of Rights · residency requirement · patriotism · green card · government structure · passport · USCIS
- immigrationimmigrant, immigrants, visa, refugee, asylum
- naturalizationnaturalization ceremony, naturalization certificate, oath of allegiance, civics exam, civics
- oral examsoral exam, oral boards, oral board, viva, viva voce
- border controlvisa requirements, passport control, guard, border crossing, border security
- UK ImmigrationBritish passport, Home Office, immigration law, immigration officer, immigration status
- citizenshipnationality, passport, birthright, denaturalization, renunciation
citizenship testvisa application
Request for travel authorization
tourist visa · transit visa · student visa · travel authorization
citizenship testdeportation order
Legal mandate requiring departure
exile · banishment · statelessness · denaturalization · immigration ban