TOMS RIVER – Ocean County Library’s Lakewood
branch, 301 Lexington Ave., will host a seven-session class to prepare
people who want to take the test for US citizenship.
The class is appropriate for adults 18 years and
older who have lawful and continuous permanent residency in the United
States for a minimum of five years. Those attending should have been
physically present in the United States for thirty
months, with at least three months living in the same state or
district.
Anyone with questions about whether their
individual circumstances would qualify should call Richard Potter at the
library (732) 363-1435
ext. 2117.
The class will instruct the students on all topics
covered by the test for US citizenship, including civics and American
history, and offer practice exercises on English reading and written
vocabulary.
The test itself will not be administered as part of
the class. The test for US citizenship is only administered by US
Citizenship and Immigration Services.
The class will be held on Mondays: January 6, 13,
20, 27 & February 3, 10, 24 at 6:30 p.m. at the branch. It is free
of charge.
Registration is required because of the limited class size. Registration begins December 3.
For more information or to register, please contact Richard Potter, Senior Librarian, at (732) 363-1435 or
rpotter@theoceancountylibrary.org .
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