US Civics & Citizenship Quiz

Study for the U.S. citizenship test in English or Spanish. Practice all 128 USCIS civics questions, take practice tests in the 2025 format, and track your N-400 naturalization steps from application to oath ceremony. Built for green card holders preparing for the citizenship interview. UPDATED FOR THE 2025 CIVICS TEST If you filed Form N-400 on or after October 20, 2025, the USCIS officer asks up to 20 civics questions and you need 12 correct answers to pass. Practice tests in this app follow that format, so you know how the real citizenship test feels before your interview. Filed before October 20, 2025? Switch to the 2008 civics test (10 questions, 6 to pass) in Settings. Both question sets are included. STUDY IN ENGLISH OR SPANISH Every civics question and answer is available in English and Spanish (Español). Learn in your first language, then practice in English for the interview. WHAT'S INSIDE • All 128 questions from the 2025 USCIS civics test, plus the 2008 question set • Practice tests in the interview format: 20 questions, 12 to pass • 128 flash cards to learn every question and answer • Answers for your state: senators, governor and capital, for all 50 states • N-400 guide: follow the 10 naturalization steps, from application to oath ceremony • Progress history: your scores and pass / fail record • Optional daily study reminders HOW TO USE IT • Learn: flip through the flash cards for a few minutes a day • Test yourself: take a practice test and see whether you would pass • Repeat: keep practicing until you pass every time • Prepare: follow the N-400 steps so nothing is missed before your interview NO ACCOUNT NEEDED Open the app and start studying. Your progress is saved on your iPhone or iPad. The app is free to use and supported by ads. ABOUT THIS APP This is an independent study tool. It is not affiliated with USCIS or the U.S. government. Questions and answers are based on the public USCIS civics test materials at uscis.gov. Elected officials change after elections, so check the current names for your state before your citizenship interview.