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Practice saying and spelling these words. Talk about what they mean with your teacher.  \nfull name   first name   middle name   last name   spouse   husband   wife   marital status    \nmarried   single   divorced   widowed   date of birth  place of birth   nationality   country   address    \nFamily – Marital Status and [Spouses](Spouses H uscis.gov/citizenship)[ H](Spouses H uscis.gov/citizenship)[ uscis.gov/citizenship](Spouses H uscis.gov/citizenship) 1  \nMarital Status  \nYour application has questions about your marital status and your spouse. Marital status means Are you married or single? Your teacher will explain the different types of marital status. Then circle the answer for your situation.  \nYour Marital Status:  \nAre you married?  \nAre you single?  \nAre you divorced? Are you widowed?  \nYES  \nYES  \nYES  \nYES  \nNO  \nNO  \nNO  \nNO  \nWhat’s your marital status? I’m   .  \nYour Spouse  \nYour application has questions about your spouse. On your application form, you read the word “spouse.” In your interview, you say the words “husband” or “wife.”  \nSpouse has two meanings: husband or wife.  \nSPOUSE = W  \nSPOUSE = H  \n2 Family – Marital Status and [Spouses](Spouses H uscis.gov/citizenship)[ H](Spouses H uscis.gov/citizenship)[ uscis.gov/citizenship](Spouses H uscis.gov/citizenship)  \nInformation about Your Spouse  \nFill out the information for your situation. If you are single, you don’t have to write in this section.  \nWhat’s your wife’s name? Her name is   . Is she a U.S. citizen? Yes, she is. No, she is not.  \nWhat’s her address? She lives at   .  \nWhat’s your husband’s name? His name is   . Is he a U.S. citizen? Yes, he is. No, he is not.  \nWhat’s his address? He lives at   .  \nShort Answers  \nPractice these questions and short answers with your teacher.  \n\n| Is John a U.S. citizen?\u003Cbr>Yes, he is. No, he is not. |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| | No, he’s not.\u003Cbr>No, he isn’t. |\n\nIs Susan a U.S. citizen?  \nYes, she is. No, she is not.  \nNo, she’s not.  \nNo, she isn’t.  \nFamily – Marital Status and [Spouses](Spouses H uscis.gov/citizenship)[ H](Spouses H uscis.gov/citizenship)[ uscis.gov/citizenship](Spouses H uscis.gov/citizenship) 3  \nCarlos and His Wife  \nCarlos is talking about his wife, Maria. Here is what he says. Practice the sentences with your teacher.  \nMy name is Carlos Santos.  \nI’m married.  \nWe got married on February 14, 1985.  \nMy wife’s full name is Maria Elena Gomez.  \nHer first name is Maria.  \nHer middle name is Elena.  \nHer last name is Gomez.  \nWe live together in Texas.  \nOur address is  \n506 Wilbert Drive, Dallas, Texas, 75342.  \nHer date of birth is April 7, 1960.  \nHer place of birth is Guadalajara, Mexico.  \nMaria is from Mexico.  \nShe is a Mexican citizen.  \n4 Family – Marital Status and [Spouses](Spouses H uscis.gov/citizenship)[ H](Spouses H uscis.gov/citizenship)[ uscis.gov/citizenship](Spouses H uscis.gov/citizenship)  \nAt Carlos’ Interview  \nCarlos goes to his interview at the USCIS office. The USCIS officer asks him questions about the information  \non his application. How does Carlos answer? 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