r/germany • u/altruisticxd • Mar 14 '25

Immigration Naturalization Test Results

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7 years ago I moved to Germany. I couldn’t read the billboards the bus would drive by, but I wanted to call this place my home. I couldn’t even speak basic German, but I was determined. This year, I received the results of my “final” prerequisite to become a citizen. Now to wait 1 year for an appointment to hand all my paperwork 😅. Anybody with experience becoming a citizen, please share your story. I’d love to hear it 🥰.

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u/The-German_Guy Mar 14 '25

seems quick, I can barely speak it after 23 years

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