Civics Practice Test
Simulate the USCIS civics interview with 20 random questions. Answer 12 out of 20 correctly to pass, just like the real test.
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Simulate the USCIS civics interview with 20 random questions. Answer 12 out of 20 correctly to pass, just like the real test.
Start TestStudy all 128 official civics questions organized by theme. Filter by topic and review every answer at your own pace.
Study CivicsDrill every word on the official USCIS reading vocabulary list with sentence-level practice. Build confidence before your interview.
Practice ReadingPractice spelling and writing sentences from the official USCIS writing vocabulary list with instant feedback.
Practice WritingA full walkthrough of what happens at your naturalization interview: what to bring, what to say, and what comes next.
Prep for InterviewEverything you need to know about the English language requirement: speaking, reading, writing, vocabulary lists, and exemptions.
Learn MoreAn interactive timeline of American history, founding documents, and key citizenship facts, all drawn from the civics test topics.
Explore HistoryStep-by-step guide through the entire N-400 process: eligibility, application, biometrics, interview, and the oath ceremony.
See the ProcessThe full text of the U.S. Oath of Allegiance with a clause-by-clause explanation, religious accommodations, and ceremony details.
Read the OathWhen can you apply? Estimate your eligibility date from your green card date.
OpenThe exact earliest date you can file Form N-400 without getting rejected.
OpenRehearse the entire USCIS interview with an officer who questions every answer.
OpenThe President, Vice President, Speaker, and Chief Justice answers, kept up to date.
OpenAdd your trips and see whether any of them break your continuous residence.
OpenAnswer a few questions and get a printable list of what to bring to your interview.
OpenSee the current fee and whether you qualify for a reduced fee or a waiver.
OpenFind your country and see whether you can keep your original citizenship after you naturalize.
Open51 plain-language guides answering the most common questions about eligibility, filing Form N-400, the interview, denials, and life after citizenship.
Who qualifies for naturalization and the rules you must meet first.
Submitting the application, fees, timing, and common mistakes.
How trips abroad affect continuous residence and your application.
Studying for and passing the civics and English portions.
What to expect at biometrics and the naturalization interview.
How your record, finances, and past conduct can affect your case.
What happens if USCIS denies your case and how to respond.
The wait, the oath ceremony, and your first steps as a citizen.
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