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Updated Answers for Citizenship Test

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midge and isi   8

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Does anyone know when the new answers will be applicable? Is it January when the Inauguration happens? (That is what I would think is the case!)

My husband has his interview in about a month and has been studying and just want to make sure he has time if need be.

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lost_at_sea   995

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They'll update when new people officially take office. It's a verbal interview though, so he'll be able to say "Currently, the President is Obama but [please let it not be Trump] is about to be inaugurated as President in January" if he wants to be super specific.

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It would be January -- he only needs to get 6 correct so if he makes one mistake due to a government change over, he will be fine! I'm going through the same process and probably wont have my interview until January, either. I'm trying make sure I have all the history ones down so if I get one of the new ones wrong, I'll be ok! Like in the booklet they gave me, the answer for supreme court justices can vary and obviously now it is 8.

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