Citizenship Test Practice · The 2025 test, for 2026 interviews Pass your citizenship interview with confidence.
CivicsGuide turns the official USCIS questions into bite-size practice you'll actually remember. Start free, unlock all 128 with Pro, and study by voice, in your language, on your schedule.
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The test is in English. The studying doesn't have to be.
Read every question and explanation in the language you think in, then practice your answers in English.
From download to "Congratulations" in three steps.
Download and pick your language
Set up in under a minute. Choose your study language and your interview date, and we build a plan that fits.
Practice a little every day
Flashcards, quizzes, listening and writing games. More than 20 ways to learn, so the answers stick for good.
Rehearse the real interview
Answer out loud in a realistic voice mock interview, so the actual day feels like one you have already done.
One app for the whole citizenship test.
Civics, reading, writing, and the interview, all covered, with tools that adapt to how you learn best.
20+ study games
Speed rounds, survival mode, match games and more keep practice from ever feeling like a chore.
Voice mock interview
Answer out loud and get scored on-device, so the real officer's questions feel familiar.
Smart flashcards
Spaced repetition focuses your time on the questions you're most likely to miss.
Officials quiz
Type in your address and your senators, representative and governor are filled in for you.
Listen mode
Studio-quality audio lets you learn hands-free on your commute or while you cook.
Reading and writing
Dictation, spelling and sentence-builder games prepare you for the reading and writing portions.
Glossary and documents
Plain-language definitions plus the official 2025 test PDF and study guide, built right in.
Progress tracking
A clear readiness score shows exactly when you're ready to walk in and pass.
Every part of the test, covered.
Civics, reading, writing and speaking, sourced straight from the USCIS 2025 test, kept current, and written in clear language. No outdated questions, no guesswork, just what you'll actually be asked.
Your senators. Your representative. Filled in for you.
Four of the civics questions depend on where you live. You type in your address, CivicsGuide looks up your state and congressional district with the U.S. Census Bureau's public address service, and those four answers are personalized for your interview. The app never reads your device location, and the district it works out stays on your phone.
Studied here. Sworn in there.
Illustrative examples of the experience we're building. CivicsGuide has not launched yet, so these are not customer reviews.
The voice mock interview was everything. By test day the officer's questions felt like ones I'd already answered a hundred times.
Being able to read everything in my own language first made it finally click. I passed on the first try.
I studied ten minutes a day on the train. The streak kept me honest and the readiness score told me exactly when I was ready.
Five ways to learn the same 128 questions.
Study on your phone, on paper, on screen, or on a disc that arrives in the mail. Pick whichever one fits how you actually learn. None of them are out yet, and you can ask to be told when each one opens.
- Coming soon The app Free to start: the first flashcard set, most of the 20+ study games and the voice mock interview, on iPhone, iPad, Android and Apple silicon Macs.
- Coming soon The book The study method on paper, with a day-by-day plan you can follow start to finish.
- Coming soon The video set Every question explained on camera, streamed whenever you want it.
- Coming soon The audio CD The whole question bank read aloud, for a car stereo or a CD player.
- Coming soon The DVD The video lessons on a disc in the mail, for a television instead of a phone.
Citizenship test study guides
- All 128 civics questions, answered Every question on the 2025 test, one page each, with the accepted answers.
- 128 Civics Questions and Answers: Official 2026 List All 128 civics questions and answers from USCIS M-1778, with the 20 starred 65/20 questions, how the 12-of-20 test is scored, and a four-week plan.
- Citizenship Test Practice Questions 2026 + Answers 22 practice questions taken straight from the official 2025 list of 128, with the answers USCIS accepts, plus the six questions only you can answer.
- Citizenship Test Flashcards: A 3-Week System That Works Flashcards work for recall, not review. The free official USCIS decks, how to build your own, and a three-week system that shrinks the pile you keep missing.
- Citizenship and Naturalization Interview Questions (2026) Naturalization interview questions in the order they arrive: the oath, your N-400, Part 9, civics, reading and writing, how to answer, and what to bring.
- Citizenship Test 2026: Both Versions Explained Two tests run at once in 2026 and your filing date picks yours: 100 questions passing at 6, or 128 passing at 12. What is scored, what to bring, who is exempt.
- Your U.S. representative Enter your ZIP code to find your U.S. representative, the answer to civics question 29. Covers split ZIP codes, vacant seats, D.C. and the territories.
- N-400 Processing Time: Why Your Neighbor Moves Faster Processing runs by field office, not nationally, which is why a neighbor moves faster. Where to look up your own office and what the posted figure means.
Everything else, answered.
Which test will I take, the 2025 one or the 2008 one?
Your Form N-400 filing date decides. Filed on or after October 20, 2025, you sit the 2025 test: 20 questions drawn from 128, passing at 12. Filed before that date, you sit the 2008 test: 10 questions drawn from 100, passing at 6. Your receipt notice shows the date. CivicsGuide teaches the 2025 test.
Is this the official USCIS citizenship test?
CivicsGuide uses all 128 questions from the official 2025 USCIS civics test, kept current. We're an independent study aid, not a government service, but the questions you practice are the real ones.
Which languages are supported?
Questions and explanations will be available in 20 languages, including Spanish, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Vietnamese, Filipino, Korean, Arabic, Hindi, Urdu, Haitian Creole, Portuguese, Russian, French, Thai, Persian, Japanese, German, Italian and Polish. You practice spoken answers in English, the way the interview works.
When does CivicsGuide launch?
We haven't announced a date yet. Join the waitlist and we'll email you once, on the day it goes live. That's the only message you'll get.
Which devices does the app run on?
iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets, and Mac computers with Apple silicon (M1 or newer). CivicsGuide is not in the App Store or on Google Play yet, so the download buttons on this page add you to the waitlist instead.
Do I need an internet connection?
No. Once downloaded, the full study experience, including the voice mock interview, is designed to work offline, and your progress stays on your device. The one thing that needs a connection is the Officials quiz: the address you type is sent to the U.S. Census Bureau's public address service to work out your district.
What will it cost?
There will be a free tier you can study with from day one. We haven't finalized pricing for the paid tier yet, and we'll say so clearly here before launch rather than surprise anyone.
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