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September 12, 2022

Citizenship Day 2022
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USAHello launches Citizenship Guide In honor of Citizenship Day, USAHello is proud to announce our new multilingual Citizenship Guide. The guide offers updated and detailed information on the citizenship process. It is designed to be easy to use and understand. It is available in Arabic, Chinese, French, Dari, Pashto, Spanish, and Vietnamese. The Citizenship Guide ... Read more
August 22, 2023

Distance learning with USAHello

Parents, students, teachers and English learners have all been asking us how they can use USAHello for distance learning while schools and adult education classes are closed. Here are some of the ways USAHello helps immigrants and refugees with distance learning. Study for your high school diploma If you have always wanted to get your ... Read more

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August 22, 2023

Disinformation and misinformation in the US elections

Updated November 5, 2020 Election results take time The election for president of the United States was on November 3. There is no final outcome of who won the election. Several states are still counting votes. States allow citizens to vote early, in person on Election Day, by mail, or by absentee ballots. States need ... Read more
August 10, 2023

Study for the GED ®, HiSET or TASC test with USAHello

At USAHello, we are proud to offer a free online GED preparation course to the thousands of students who are enrolled in our classroom. The USAHello classroom has published its updated Spanish-language class for students who want to study for the GED ®, HiSET, or TASC test in Spanish. Study for the GED ®, HiSET, ... Read more
August 7, 2023

Standing with our Asian American community

Last week we experienced a terrible loss when eight people were killed, including six Asian American women targeted by this attack. Unfortunately, this tragedy is part of a long history of violence aimed at the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community here in the USA. Since the outbreak of the COVID pandemic, we have ... Read more