The Learning Hub
Six structured classes — live Zoom plus on-demand replay — available in 16 languages. Certificate of completion included with each class.
INFORMATIVE MATERIAL
Free Citizenship Videos
Short videos explaining the U.S. citizenship process, available in 15 languages.
Learn one topic at a time, whenever it works for you.
Eligibility & Requirements
Before filing anything, know exactly where you stand. This class walks through every USCIS eligibility requirement in plain language — no legal jargon. You’ll leave knowing whether you’re ready or what to address first.
- Duration: 90 minutes
- Certificate Included
- 16 Languages
- The 5-year rule vs. the 3-year rule (married to U.S. citizen)
- Continuous residence — what breaks it and what doesn’t
- Physical presence calculator — how to count your days
- Good moral character — what USCIS actually looks for
- Special categories: military, disability, age exemptions
- Common disqualifiers and how to address them
Class 1 — Sample Questions
"How long must I have my green card before applying?"
"I traveled abroad for 7 months — am I disqualified?"
"What is good moral character and how does USCIS check it?"
"I'm 56 with 16 years as LPR — do I qualify for an exemption?"
Sample Red-Flag Questions
Part 12 Q27: "Have you EVER been a member of any organization, association, fund, foundation, party, club, or society?"
Part 12 Q46: "Have you EVER given false or misleading information to any U.S. government official?"
The N-400 Deep Dive
The N-400 has 20 parts and over 100 questions — including 58 yes/no good moral character questions that trip up many applicants. This class walks through every section, explaining exactly how to answer each one.
- Duration: 2 hours
- Certificate Included
- Complete walkthrough of all 20 parts of the N-400
- The 58 yes/no good moral character questions — answered
- How to document your travel history accurately
- Spouse and children sections — what information is needed
- The top 10 N-400 mistakes that cause delays or denials
- How to request a legal name change on the N-400
Documents & Evidence
Missing or incorrect documents are among the top reasons USCIS sends a Request for Evidence or postpones your interview. This class gives you a complete checklist and teaches you exactly how to organize your evidence.
- Duration: 75 minutes
- Certificate Included
- Green card — front AND back, what if it’s expired?
- All passports — current and expired, why both matter
- Tax returns — which years, and what if you didn’t file?
- Selective Service registration — who needs it and how to prove it
- Marriage certificates, divorce decrees, name change orders
- Interview day checklist — complete list of what to bring to USCIS
Document Checklist Preview
✓ Green Card — front and back copies
✓ All passports — current and expired
✓ Federal tax returns — last 5 years
✓ Selective Service letter (if applicable)
✓ Marriage certificate (if claiming 3-year rule)
Sample Civics Questions
Q1: "What is the supreme law of the land?" → The Constitution
Q17: "What are the two parts of the U.S. Congress?" → Senate and House of Representatives
Q43: "Who is in charge of the executive branch?" → The President
Civics Test Masterclass
The USCIS civics test covers 100 official questions. The officer asks up to 10, and you must answer at least 6 correctly. This class covers every question with full explanations, mnemonics, and study strategies — in your language.
- Duration: 3 hours
- Certificate Included
- All 100 official USCIS civics questions — every answer explained
- American History: colonial era through the 20th century
- U.S. Government: branches, Constitution, amendments
- Senior exemption — the 65/20 rule (only 20 questions)
- Questions that change by year: President, Senators, Governor
- Test-taking strategy: how the officer phrases questions
English Reading & Writing
At your USCIS interview, you’ll read one sentence aloud and write one dictated sentence. This class gives you the complete USCIS vocabulary list, 100 practice sentences, and expert coaching on exactly what the officer listens for.
- Duration: 2 hours
- Certificate Included
- The complete USCIS approved vocabulary list for the test
- 100 practice reading sentences with pronunciation guidance
- Dictation practice — writing sentences the officer says aloud
- Age/medical English exemptions — the 50/20 and 55/15 rules
- What happens if you don’t pass on the first try
English Test Preview
Reading: "Citizens have the right to vote."
Dictation: "Abraham Lincoln was the President during the Civil War."
Interview Day Timeline
☑ Arrive 15 min early — bring all documents
☑ Identity verification + oath to tell the truth
☑ English reading and writing test
☑ Civics test (6 of 10 correct = pass)
☑ N-400 review with the officer
🎉 Approved → Schedule Oath Ceremony
Interview Day & Oath Ceremony
What to wear, what to bring, what happens minute by minute, what the officer will ask about your N-400, and what to do if you receive a “continuance.” Then: the Oath of Allegiance and what happens immediately after you become a citizen.
- Duration: 90 minutes
- Certificate Included
- Final document checklist — nothing gets left behind
- The interview room: step-by-step breakdown
- N-400 review with the officer — real-world questions
- What a “continuance” means and how to handle it
- The Oath of Allegiance — text, meaning, ceremony
- After the oath: U.S. passport, voter registration, Social Security