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The Class takes place over 5 Monday evenings, from 6:30pm to 9:30pm. Each Monday is different and the pattern
of the class repeats itself.
Monday #1. You will need to bring your Legal Permanent Resident Card, so I can see if you meet the basic
qualifications. I'll give you a brief orientation and then I'll give you a quiz to find out what you know about US history
and the US government. I'll show you how to correctly complete your N-400 (application for citizenship). You will start
to complete a rough draft copy of your application. I'll give you a copy of the 100 questions to study for your
interview.
Monday #2. You will, hopefully have finished filling out your N-400 and I will proof-read it to make sure that you
didn't make too many errors. You will need to bring your Legal Permanent Resident Card, your money order or
check for $675 (make your money order or check out to the "US Department of Homeland Security") and
$5 for you photos (if you want me to take them) You will then copy your information on your final copy. I will take
your pictures and we'll practice the 100 questions.
Monday #3. I'll teach US History. We'll practice the 100 questions.
Monday #4. I'll teach US government. We'll practice the 100 questions.
Monday #5. I'll give you an exit quiz and you'll go through a practice interview. We want you to be nervous here but
not in San Francisco. This is the last Monday of a session. Your application (the money order, the two pictures,and
the N-400) needs to be ready to be sent by me to CIS. I send N-400 applications to CIS on Fridays, normally.
That's the pattern that I use.
If you miss a Monday, then try to figure out which subject/Monday you've missed and come on that Monday.
To see the 2009-2010 class session schedule, click here.
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