William Brand

Citizenship Test

For iPhone and iPad

Walk in prepared.

Civics practice for your U.S. citizenship interview.

Every question on the official civics test, with the answers for the state you live in. Study by topic, drill with flashcards, and practice with questions read aloud, the way the officer will ask them.

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Free to download, with an optional Civics Pro subscription · Requires iOS 26 or later

The flashcards screen showing question 4 of 128, “The U.S. Constitution starts with the words ‘We the People.’ What does ‘We the People’ mean?”, with Still learning and Got it buttons.

Two tests, one app

Study the test you’ll take.

Which civics test you get depends on when you filed Form N-400. Choose yours when you start, and change it any time in Settings.

  • 2025 civics test

    If you filed on or after October 20, 2025.

    Questions to study
    128
    Asked, at most
    20
    Right to pass
    12

  • 2008 civics test

    If you filed before October 20, 2025.

    Questions to study
    100
    Asked
    10
    Right to pass
    6

  • 65/20

    If you’re 65 or older and have been a permanent resident for 20 years or more.

    Starred questions
    20
    Asked
    10
    Right to pass
    6

Questions and answers come from the official USCIS lists for each test. Not affiliated with USCIS or any government agency; check uscis.gov/citizenship for the rules that apply to you.

Study by topic

Make every question familiar.

Browse American government, history and symbols topic by topic, or search for any question. Each one shows every answer the officer will accept.

  • Flashcards you sort into “Got it” and “Still learning”
  • Bookmark the tricky ones, or review only what you missed
  • A quick 10-question quiz whenever you have a minute
  • Any question read aloud, at the speed you choose
Always free
The Colonial Period and Independence topic, listing questions 73 to 78, such as “Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?”

My State

Your state. Your answers.

Some answers depend on where you live: your governor, your senators, your representative and your state capital. Pick your state and district, or tap Find my district, and those questions are answered for you everywhere in the app.

The list of officials is kept up to date, so when an election changes who holds an office, your answers change too.

Always free
The My State screen for California’s 21st congressional district, listing the governor, U.S. senators, U.S. representative and state capital.

Interview practice

Practice for the big day.

The civics test is spoken, so the test simulation reads each question aloud. It follows the real rules: questions drawn at random, ending as soon as you’ve passed or can no longer pass. On the 2025 test, that’s 12 right or 9 wrong.

Smart review brings back the cards you miss sooner, and the ones you know later.

Civics Pro
A test simulation on question 6, with 3 correct and 2 missed so far, 9 more to pass, and four answer choices.

Progress insights

See where to focus next.

Every simulation is charted against the passing line, and the topics you know least rise to the top, each with a shortcut to study it. Add your interview date for a countdown.

Civics Pro
A chart of correct answers per simulation against the 12-to-pass line, and a Needs Work list of topics.

Free & Pro

Study free. Practice like it’s real.

Free

Everything you need to learn the answers.

  • Every question for both tests, by topic, with search
  • Flashcards, bookmarks and missed-question review
  • Quick quiz
  • My State answers
  • Questions read aloud

Civics Pro

A monthly subscription. Cancel anytime.

  • Test simulation with the real rules, read aloud
  • Smart review
  • Progress insights

Not affiliated with USCIS or any government agency. Questions and answers come from the official USCIS civics question lists.