Updated for the 2025 civics test

The citizenship test app that gets you interview-ready

Learn all 128 civics questions with flashcards, answer them out loud, and sit a full mock interview with a spoken officer. Free to start.

Coming to iPhone first, then Android. We send one email, on launch day.

Citizenship test app home screen with today's study plan, a 5-day streak, and the interview date

One app, from your first flashcard to interview day

You can pass on the free tier alone. Pro adds the tools that help most in the last few weeks.

Citizenship test flashcard asking what the supreme law of the land is, with a Listen button

Flashcards by topic

Free

Every official question, grouped by category. Stars show which cards you know and which still need work.

Multiple-choice civics practice test question with four answers and Congress selected

Unlimited practice tests

Free

Random questions in the real format, self-check or multiple choice. Take as many as you want.

Civics question read aloud by the app while it listens to a spoken answer

Answer out loud

The officer asks civics questions out loud and you answer out loud. Practicing that way makes the real thing feel familiar.

Mock naturalization interview result showing a pass with 9 of 10 civics answers right

Full mock interview

Pro

A spoken officer takes you through the oath, your N-400, reading, writing, and civics, then gives you a result.

Study plan screen with a readiness score of 68 and the days left until the interview

Study plan

Pro

Set your interview date and get a daily plan, checkpoint tests, and a readiness score.

Also free, for everyone

  • Read-aloud audio on every question
  • 65/20 mode with the 20 designated questions
  • Works offline, so the bus counts as study time
  • Both the 2025 and 2008 question lists

What happens at the naturalization interview

The civics test is one part. The officer also checks your spoken, read, and written English.

  1. 1

    The oath and your N-400

    You swear to tell the truth, then the officer goes over your application with you. This is where speaking is tested.

  2. 2

    Reading

    You read a sentence in English out loud.

  3. 3

    Writing

    The officer reads a sentence and you write it down.

  4. 4

    Civics

    Spoken questions from the official list. The officer stops once you've passed.

Read the full guide to the naturalization interview
Mock interview screen where the officer's civics question is read aloud and the app listens for the answer
Practice all four parts in the app's mock interview, with an officer who reads every question aloud.

Free civics test study guide

Every question on both lists, with its accepted answers and a short note on why they're right. You don't need an account to read them, and if you aren't sure which list is yours, two taps here will tell you.

Which civics test will you take?

Your Form N-400 filing date decides it. Your interview date has no effect.

When did you file Form N-400?

Pick your filing date

We'll show you which list to study, how many questions the officer asks, and how many you need right.

You may qualify for 65/20

Each test version has its own 20 designated questions. Pick your filing date to see which list is yours.

You take the 2025 civics test

128 questions to study. The officer asks up to 20, and you need 12 right to pass.

See all 128 questionsHow the 2025 test works

You take the 2008 civics test

100 questions to study. The officer asks 10, and you need 6 right to pass.

See all 100 questionsHow the 2008 test works

You may qualify for 65/20 on the 2025 test

You study 20 designated questions instead of the full list, and the officer asks 10 of them.

See the 20 questions

You may qualify for 65/20 on the 2008 test

You study 20 designated questions instead of the full list, and the officer asks 10 of them.

See the 20 questions

Pay once, or not at all

There's no subscription, and there's no free trial waiting to turn into a bill.

An immigration lawyer charges $100-300 to run you through one mock interview. Pro costs $14.99, and you pay it once.

Free

$0 forever

  • Flashcards with mastery stars on every card
  • Unlimited practice tests
  • Read-aloud audio on every question
  • 65/20 mode

Pro

One time

$14.99 once, never renews

  • Everything in Free
  • Full mock interview with a spoken officer
  • Study plan and readiness score
  • Trouble-question insights, no ads

Guides

All guides

Common questions

Is the app free?

Yes, and you can pass on the free tier alone. Flashcards, unlimited civics practice tests, read-aloud audio, and 65/20 mode cost nothing. Pro is a one-time $14.99 unlock for the full mock interview, the study plan and readiness score, and no ads. It never renews.

Which version of the test do I take?

Your Form N-400 filing date decides it, and the interview date has no effect. Filed on or after October 20, 2025 puts you on the 2025 test; filed before that, the 2008 test. Both lists are in the app either way.

How many questions are on the 2025 civics test?

You study 128 questions. The officer asks up to 20 and you need 12 right to pass. On the 2008 test you study 100, the officer asks 10, and you need 6.

What is the 65/20 special consideration?

If you are 65 or older when you file and have been a lawful permanent resident for 20 or more years, you study 20 designated questions instead of the full list, and the officer asks 10 of those 20. Each test version has its own set of 20.

Is it on Android?

iPhone comes first, and Android follows. Join the waitlist and we will email you when the app launches.

Are you affiliated with USCIS?

No. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by USCIS or any government agency. This is independent study tooling built around the publicly available civics questions. It gives you no access to the official test and cannot process or influence your application.

Does it work offline?

Yes. The questions and your progress live on your phone, so a commute with no signal still counts as study time.

Be ready on the day that counts

The app is nearly finished. Leave your email and we'll write once, the day it's on the App Store.

One email at launch. Unsubscribe anytime.

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