How I Became a US Citizen? Interview Test and Experience

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[@friscoredm.3024]

Congratulations to you, thanks for sharing your green card experience. You did a fantastic job documenting and explaining the process! All the best to you.

[@vishantvenugopal5693]

Smart move. US is better to live than india and you can travel to many countries visa free. I moved to US at age 5 as a kid. I'm 18 now and ready to apply for citizenship!

[@nevil7panchal828]

Wow the picture looks perfect in oath ceremony !! Can c the happiness in ur eyes n smile

[@conrad.k9371]

Damn this guy was really well prepared, and I love his honesty and simplicity. U have won a loyal subscriber. Watching from Kampala, Uganda, East Africa

[@ravishmadhan]

It sounds cool and easy when you narrate it like that but I'm sure it must be difficult.

[@wajidali-ec8ed]

Yeah

[@gurucharanchundi]

Yep most probably

[@pepewr]

Ofcourse

[@abhishekpratap453]

Exactly 😹😹

[@pandumaggi]

Thank you professor. I will save this for future reference.

[@shobhitsinha1754]

Prof Sambhara, these videos are really helpful. I know you are busy but still you take time out to make these videos. Thank you so much.

[@avi4francis]

Thank you, Sir. Proud of you!!

[@somanathsahoo5668]

Love from India 🇮🇳. Professor saheb jai hind and God bless America 🇺🇸 🙏 ❤

[@Abletuan]

Thank you for sharing, Prof. & congratulations!

[@varunnegi87]

This by far has to be the best journey to USA citizenship and Indian OCI Card. So well presented 🙏

[@suryansh4715]

Sir🙏, you are doing an amazing job by making such videos it will surely help many students and people who were planning to come into US.. keep it up👍👍👍sir

[@chanduplal3222]

I subscribed your channel when you had 28 subscribers. You've come so far. Congrats sir.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

oh wow, Thank you Sir

[@snehalsingh6166]

@@DesiAmericanProfessor how many yrs it took for u Sir... to get US citizenship??

[@FinancewithArjun]

Great video! Very informative.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

Thank you!

[@alcryton6515]

My eyes was filled with tears when I saw this video. The day when a person gets US citizenship it will be his / her best day. By the way Professor I really liked your thumbnail picture of these video with Judge.

[@sandeshreddy5347]

By the time everyone get, they would be nearing retirement age I'm referring to students who came here after 2010

[@sagarchowdhury4u]

there is nothing so called the best day , getting us citizenship is just a process that needs to be followed

[@amarjitmalik5419]

You explained each and every single thing in best way possible. ❤️

[@euronick1]

Thank you Professor for giving us wonderful information. When I will come US I will meet definitely to you.

[@satishgandhe3767]

very intersting journey for US citizen ship and your sincerely hard working to achieve the GOAL.

[@prathamj2215]

Jai Hind! And God bless the United States of America! NICE!💯

[@ahemadriaz]

It sounds awesome. keep it up. Thanks for sharing your successful journey.

[@0670kitty]

Thanks for this helpful information, I was so confused before but after when I done watched this video , I think it not just help me but lots other peoples as well , those who wants to apply for US Citizenship and OCI CARD as well

[@brendcruz3881]

Hello from Dublin, Ireland.

[@matsyarajsingh6710]

Congratulations for completing all the paper works successfully.

[@muhmdmubashshir7753]

Great Information about the OCI Card....! Mujhe to oata hi nahin tha iske bare mein. Thanks Professor !!

[@suchhun]

Ahhh !! Congratulations to you sir. Living the dream. Yours kids truly are blessed.

[@agrawalvarun1996]

Congratulations on your wonderful journey!!

[@shreepalpundir861]

Very knowledgeable information for getting citizenship of USA. Thanks a lot for providing information.

[@janejane2261]

Well done with this video, so helpful thank you.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@meenakshi1991vijaytv]

Very informative. Thanks, God bless Dr. Chaitanya

[@ayanchakraborty6755]

Very informative video sir! thank you ✌️

[@prudhvirajm3884]

These questions are just like (1 line) the ones I had in my 1st standard general knowledge subject!

[@nitasolanki6088]

Thank you so much Very important tips

[@anantchoudhary8564]

First of all - Congratulations to you, Thanks for sharing your green card experience. You did a fantastic job documenting and explaining the process. Great Job. Helpful to many of the people. All the best to you.

[@admined4medus907]

Very well done and Congrats! Could you comment on (1) delays you may have heard during the pandemic and (2) I understand that the processing times vary based on where you are located - would you suggest moving to expedite the N400? Thanks.

[@randomthingz8010]

Gotta admit this, getting a US citizenship is the dream of most Indians. I myself, want one. You are lucky to get that.

[@priteshpophali8552]

I was waiting for this classy video chaitanya thank you very much may god bless America 🙂

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

My pleasure 😊

[@shobhapersonal1]

How disciplined you are !! Wow

[@shivamnarain2755]

Incredibly informative video. Thanks Professor.

[@mayflower8432]

Congrats and thanks for the video...am currently about to go for my biometrics in july....New York

[@senergy3168]

Congratulations!

[@ethan-youtubetips4827]

Here to support. Will definitely come back for the next video. When is it coming out? Thumbs up 👍

[@preeti9347]

Hi, thanks for taking out time for making such informative videos. If possible, can you please make a video on your journey from being a Ph.D. graduate to obtaining a faculty position? Also, did you apply GC through EB2-NIW? Thanks.

[@sarojrathi5928]

Thanks so much to share all informations 👍👌🙏

[@prudhvirajm3884]

Very informative video!

[@pragyanshsingh6093]

Tbh you made a very rational decision regarding your career and life, therefore Respect for you, still man I'm not sure about anyone else, but I would definitely cry if I had to give up Indian Citizenship and my Indian dream.

[@PockyFN]

Thanks for explaining I would like to go to the US too it's my dream to live there

[@frogswell8964]

I have heard that US gives citizenship to exceptional people on the basis of their background , by hosting special citizenship ceremonies.

[@yash-uy5ym]

Only because of trump Before him there was no special ceremony for citizenship

[@akshatish]

@@yash-uy5ym it has always been

[@ankitbhardwaj333]

my mother is from USA and my father is from indian. 😊

[@AryanDwivedy]

@@ankitbhardwaj333 because your father was greedy for US citizenship

[@lazy_bug4246]

@@AryanDwivedy you are a salty loser mate.

[@padmakarvyas7830]

Prof. Sahib you are amazing

[@vsdvardan7743]

First off, thanks much for your insight about the US Citizenship interview. I have a question. Could you please answer? When the officer asks as to when was last trip to outside US, you said in your video, that you have the data ready in a handout prepared to answer. Is this allowed? Besides when the social security number & the previous address where one lived are asked, can the applicant see his pre-prepared paper and read out, as it’s difficult to remember the dates and the numbers?

[@raghavendradesai6571]

Thank you vrymuch I. admire your eloquence and gift Gab very precise explenation.

[@kasmaza]

Oci something new...very good and detailed information.

[@Aegon_Targaryen]

You are the best teacher

[@vaniveeramusti722]

Very well explained👍👍

[@JithinJohn074]

Sir, what a detailed and well organized video explaining the process. Thank you for this. I have my interview in a few weeks. I'm very nervous that i will mess up my interview even though i have already reviewed the civics portion multiple times.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

Best of luck!

[@nascar200011]

great video and helpful . you got it within 7-8 months after applying. in some states it takes 12-14 months or longer ..

[@mayflower8432]

Yes bcoz I just applied for my citizenship and it took 7 months for biometrics appointment...

[@JigneshThummar]

great timeline you presented

[@innetizen]

Congratulations professor and do good for your own country. And enjoy living in the best society of human civilization.

[@HeisenMannj]

Thanks for responding sir

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

Always welcome

[@kishorshah8608]

Hello sir i have an interview in this month and i listened your video Very nice advice from you in this video

[@satishmudda4635]

Congratulations Brother 💐

[@saqibkaleem9764]

I think it's a wonderful story... Throughly enjoyed it. But you should have started from how you got your green card

[@summeroflove394]

You are living the dream man! Major congratulations! Would you mind telling when did you first land in the Freedomland to start your education?

[@sagarchowdhury4u]

The grass always looks greener on the other side lol

[@likegoodones6266]

Great sir 👍😊✌

[@VinodSingh-yc7zh]

Many many congratulations to you MR. Sambhara

[@najmuddinnajs8417]

Congratulations 🥳 sir

[@healthifymyfood3648]

Hello sir. I'm doing my masters in iit kanpur this year 2020.but due to online mode of study the learning outcomes is almost nil. Before joining I thought I would like to pursue PhD, may be in usa but right now didn't developed any passion for a particular topic. It think PhD is a passion driven degree. Can you make a video on this topic as to how to decide a topic. Thanks

[@gohermunir8678]

Congrates profo. Us citizen. Love from pak

[@28kartavya]

Many congratulations 🎉🎈

[@sunnytoms9416]

Prof. You are doing wonderful job. We are so proud of you. I like to talk to you if I get a chance.

[@sheelakaluri6467]

Congratulations 🌹may you flourish wherever you are 🌹

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

Same to you

[@casanova60059]

Want to point out that there's another reason they ask you the dates and how many days you were out of the country is because "You are only eligible for citizenship after 365.25 X 5 days, after you've received your green card. The number of days you stayed out of USA need to be subtracted from 365.25 X 5 days". So , Total number of days you've resided in the US, from the date you received your green card, to the date of the interview - Total number of days you've stayed outside of US >=1827

[@britincali5702]

Hi, great story thanks for sharing! What specifically was involved in the biometrics? Was there any blood tests, drug tests, vaccinations, medical history etc? Thanks 👌

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

lol, finger prints only haha

[@britincali5702]

I figured lol. Do you happen to know anything about have conditions removed on residency? If you are married for less than 2 years when applying for a green card through marriage, you are given a "conditional resident card or CR1 residency" and you have to apply to remove the conditions are 2 years by proving your marriage is bona fide. That is the process I am in right now.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

I have spoken about green card and issues in a video only to later told by many that there were quite a few inaccuracies. So I would not want to comment on issues that are not my forte. That said, from what I know, you get 2 year conditional green card and then 2 years later you need to send all the documents proving that the marriage is still going good. I am not sure if they call for an interview again. I think sometimes they do and sometimes they don't. But consult someone more knowledgeable in such issues

[@mpmohite]

Hello professor, i am in houston in oil and gas industry for last 30 yrs and enjoy watching your channel. Congrats on all of your accomplishments. Now that you have CHOSEN to put your life on public media, i am curious to know your viewpoints on long term relationships. Looks like you are still not married. Would you post some videos on the current state of dating, arranged marraige vs dating, your personal struggles or successes in dating or getting married, issues immigrants like you face with cultural influences when findinf that right person, etc etc etc. Netflix had a documentary on indian matchmaker and i am looking for your views and stories on long term relationships. I noticed that you shyed away from the subject and may be time to put some videos out there. Of course your choice but it may help many navigate this trecherous path. Thanks prof. MM.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

I do make videos here there on people's suggestions and go off topic, but my main focus is education. I do not want to make this channel about me. This channel is for students.

[@manishtandel4199]

Professor, one question that comes to my mind is do you have to clear all your credit card debts when you apply for citizenship?

[@kapilthapa3161]

Kudos to you sir, 💐.

[@Jay-hd6eq]

Congratulations....!!

[@vineetgeorge2637]

Congratulations to you 🎉🎉

[@anjanpatel6385]

Great achievement from Hyderabadi - Pickle + Rice.

[@supercrazydesi]

It is a very demeaning comment.

[@yourenemy2690]

Abbe Dhokla,

[@Bjornlronside]

Informative ty

[@almak8785]

Great video

[@Lucerne23]

please correct me if I am wrong a few corrections. I think the OCI card is only good as long as your passport is in good standing because the OCI card is linked to the passport. once your PP expires, you will have to apply for a new OCI card. please confirm

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

OCI is not connected to the passport

[@aadharpradhan4592]

1st view 😁. Lots of love from INDIA sir please reply ❤️❤️

[@Aegon_Targaryen]

Op

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

🖐

[@aswinkrishna5042]

Kuch bhi?

[@vigneshwarguli3597]

Hearty congratulations

[@randomthingz8010]

I thought that getting a US citizenship is very hard, but after watching this, things look a little easy. Though we have to be very patient, but still, it isn't that hard as I thought.

[@manu-singh]

Try it

[@aratrikroy984]

He went into academia, where getting GC is relatively easy. Apart from that, he went to the US back in 2006. Currently, it's really difficult for Indians to get GC, forget about citizenship. One shouldn't blindly follow someone.

[@sachin2744]

It took him 16yrs to get one.

[@morzariadeep]

Interesting !!

[@prashantdwivedi6966]

*Sir you are amazing* *You are doing good job*

[@prashantdwivedi6966]

*Sir MS Research in iit me kitne research paper published kiye jaaye taaki usa me phd k liye selection ho jaaye?*

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

No such fix number. Ask PhD students in that US university about their profiles. You will then get a fair idea

[@prashantdwivedi6966]

@@DesiAmericanProfessor *sir, is there any source where i can get usa phd student profile or his contract?* personally i don't know anybody

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

that is your homework sir. Look up US universities, go to their departments and look for PhD programs and list of students

[@prashantdwivedi6966]

@@DesiAmericanProfessor *i understood sir thank you soooo much*

[@jyothisejohny]

One doubt . You would need to renew your OCI card once your US passport expires right ?

[@sukeshkohli475]

I think they have made citizenship process more rigorous after 9/11. We were not provided any questions booklet back in the days. They asked me couple of general questions.

[@puresmoker7196]

Ur videos r good ,have been to several countries, being called indian is emotional thing ,no matter how chaotic we r ,how poor and discomfort we r.

[@official-vv9nu]

sir, I got green card in 2014 but I still not applied for citizenship. But when I seen this video I think I need to do it. please tell me what is the first step I need to do.

[@rameshshah8624]

Great informations 🌺👍

[@Aegon_Targaryen]

Man with zero haters

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

No Sir. There are many haters.

[@Aegon_Targaryen]

@@DesiAmericanProfessor Due to your success

[@kalaidoscopez3181]

You are such an inspiration, Professor! ❤️🔥

[@gregoryweir4556]

congrats prof it's worth mentioning that you should never jump to go to the US or any country if naturalization is your only goal, I've seen a lot of people fall flat when their green card process make them wait a long time, so its best if you keep naturalization in the bottom of your list of life goals.

[@vijay10061988]

Congratulations

[@Dr-qs4oi]

Right now it's taking 199 years to secure the U.S. GC

[@prabhakaroli8128]

Hi Professor. So we have completed 5 years as permanent residents in MD, USA. How difficult is to go through naturalization process. Would you be willing to become my mentor?

[@aijtkumar2953]

Congrats doctor

[@apuk79]

Congrats was your Green Card via EB1 route?

[@teachatot]

My 75 year old Indian grandma got US citizenship,she passed the interview after studying for the exam,which was very difficult for her as she does not know good english.