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The following are some of the religious materials worth reading and listening to. If you have something and would like to share with others, please send it to me and I will share them with our Cambodian people across the globe. While most of the items I have are of buddhist nature, you can sent other religion's materials to me as well- all are welcome.
This citizenship booklet is designed for our older Cambodians who are at least 55 and have been in the United States for 20 years, 65 years and older, and have been here more than 15 years. Please understand that the information pertaining to your local government will change according to the state, city, and county of where you live. The information about the President and Vice President of the United States will change according to time. As of today September 29th, 2005, the new Chief Justice of the Supreme Court is: Full name: John Glover Roberts, Jr. He is the 17th Chieft Justice of the United States. The audio and booklet combined will help our elders become citizens of the United States. It's not perfectly translated, but it is an excellent tool to have. Good Luck - Sidney L. Liang In November 2006, the United State Center for Immigration Services put out new questionnaire as a pilot for those who want to become the United States Citizens. Attached are two files that contain those questions. These new questions are very difficult for regular folks to understand. Most of the questions require teaching and learning from those who know the history, civic, and as well cultural chapters in the United States government. If you want additional information regarding this and other immigration matters, please go to United State Center for Immigration Service Website: http://www.USCIS.gov or just click: [USCIS]
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