Talking to immigration 2 - English for new immigrants

VOCABULARY BUILDER:

Deadline = The last day that you can do something (like extend a visa, etc.)

Paperwork = Forms, documents, etc. that have to be completed as part of an application

Naturalization = A process in which a foreigner receives citizenship of a country

Adjustment of status = A change in someone's immigration status

Pending = (Still) under review

THINGS TO LISTEN FOR:

You missed the deadline. = You applied too late.

This is a good option for you. = This is something that would be good/beneficial for you.

A new card will be issued to you. = You will receive a new card.

Only immediate relatives can sponsor you. = Only close relatives can sponsor you.

The wait time is six months. = You'll have to wait for six months.

TRY ALL OF OUR PRACTICE TESTS FOR NEW IMMIGRANTS:

At the pharmacy
Talking to the doctor
At the vet
Health care/health insurance
Talking to the landlord
At the post office
Talking to the plumber
Getting a mobile phone (cellphone)
At the library
At the airport
Talking to the dentist
Talking to the police
Renting an apartment
Public transportation
Arranging utilities (electricity, etc.)
Getting a driver's license
Daycare 1
Daycare 2
Child care emergency
Buying a car
Talking about mental health/emotional problems
At the bank
Talking to immigration officers 1
Talking to immigration officers 2

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LIFE-SKILLS ENGLISH FOR NEW IMMIGRANTS: TALKING TO IMMIGRATION 2