Just curious what everyone's citizenship is.
I'm a US citizen.
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Just curious what everyone's citizenship is.
I'm a US citizen.
USA
US
US. Will also have Swiss within a year or so.
murica
sovereign
Mexico
I mean USA...:wakeup
You getting together the $350k?Quote:
Originally Posted by Splits
Nah, I qualify under different circumstances.Quote:
Originally Posted by FuzzyLumpkins
British
Unlike LkrFan, I'm a proud, legal American citizen.
White America
U.S.A.
:lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Clipper Nation
¿Lo que habla a hijo de pelea? Soy un ciudadano naturalizado. Así que no tengo que ayudar a construir Donald Trump pared! :lmao
Still Mehico. I'll become a fat, chili cheese hot dog eating Murican in a little under a month though.
I always thought English was your second language.Quote:
Originally Posted by ducks
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Originally Posted by RD2191
:lol my dudeQuote:
Originally Posted by RD2191
USA and Jamaica
I thought you were asian? lolQuote:
Originally Posted by rmt
USA, Italy and Argentina.
Mah nig, you better be studying for det test.Quote:
Originally Posted by FkLA
Señor Sanders ain't walkin through that doorQuote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
Does the OP really expect an honest sampling from this crowd?
:lol Leave it to WC to miss the point.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wild Cobra
I take every account on a case to case basis, dimwit.
Using your own confirmation bias.Quote:
Originally Posted by FuzzyLumpkins
I admit that I make the assumption that everything you post is going to be monumentally stupid. You're tried and true.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wild Cobra
I doubt you really know what confirmation bias means. Reminds me of your trying to figure out what I meant about merging nonlinear systems.
I am, that too. Father went from China to Hong Kong which was a British colony - no need for visa to go to Jamaica, also another British colony.Quote:
Originally Posted by Reck
I've seen a list of the questions since FkLA Sr. is also becoming a citizen and he's been studying for them. Shit looks super easy imo. I'll probably study a little the day before tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
They're right here, tbh:Quote:
Originally Posted by FkLA
https://www.uscis.gov/citizenship/se...ion=node/41139
But, at least in my case, the dude asked more vague questions, and he kinda wanted to see if you basically studied. I think I was done after like 5 questions, but it might have to do with the fact that he was trying to hurry up since they were having the oath ceremony like 10 mins later, so that was nice for me, got everything done in the same day.
:boboQuote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
I think a couple of questions is typical. My dad's been going to a class for it at a local community center and the teachers tell them that all their students had the same experience of only being asked a handful of questions. You got lucky with having the ceremony the same day as your interview though. I know people that had to wait 1-2 months before there was a ceremony.