Enhancing and Strengthening the U.S. Citizenship Examination Process
The United States will implement a longer citizenship test in 2025, as reported by WSYR. The changes aim to ensure that applicants fully understand U.S. civics.
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More reforms to the naturalization process are expected soon, with the pool of possible questions for the test expanding to 128. The new test will consist of 20 questions instead of 10, and a passing score will be 12 out of 20.
The expanded topics for the test include the 10th Amendment and key Founding Fathers. These changes are part of a broader naturalization overhaul in the U.S.
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The test will remain oral and officer-led. More details about the changes are expected to be announced in the coming months.
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