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3. Pass an FBI background check.

4. ?

5. Receive a decision about one's application.

6. Take an oath of loyalty to the United States.

Which step in the naturalization process is missing?

A. Complete an interview.

B. Take English classes.

C. Serve on a jury at least once.

D. Vote in a U.S. election.

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Final answer:

The missing step in the naturalization process is serving on a jury at least once.


Explanation:

The missing step in the naturalization process is:

  1. Serve on a jury at least once.

Part of the naturalization process includes completing an interview where the applicant must demonstrate proficiency in English and knowledge of U.S. history and government. Serving on a jury is not a required step in the naturalization process.


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