Question

around 4 to 6 months after a person applies to be a citizen, the uscis will schedule an in - person interview, or meeting, with the person. during one part of the the interview, the uscis official will: ask about the persons background ask about the persons current living and employment situation ask about the persons loyalty to the united states check to make sure the person is of good moral character, or follows the law, tells the truth, and treats people fairly based on the information above, what questions might a person be asked in his or her interview? select the three that apply. what kind of dog do you think is most loyal? what do you do for work? do you support the constitution and government of the united states? have you ever been arrested or detained by a law enforcement officer?

Explanation:

• "What do you do for work?" relates to the "current living and employment situation" mentioned.
• "Do you support the Constitution and government of the United States?" is about loyalty to the US.
• "Have you ever been arrested or detained by a law enforcement officer?" checks for good moral character (following the law).
• "What kind of dog do you think is most loyal?" is an irrelevant question not based on the given interview - related criteria.

Answer:

• What do you do for work?
• Do you support the Constitution and government of the United States?
• Have you ever been arrested or detained by a law enforcement officer?