Free study tool · Citizenship test practice
The 2025 civics test, 128 questions.
Study it the way the officer asks it.
Read through the full official bank, or run a practice set of 20 one question at a time and mark what you already know. Your progress is saved on this device. Spanish is here as study support.
How the 2025 test works
Check which pool applies to you. If you filed Form N-400 on or after October 20, 2025, you are tested from this 128-question list — up to 20 asked, 12 correct to pass. If you filed before that date, you are tested from the older 100-question list — up to 10 asked, 6 correct to pass. Confirm your filing date before you start studying.
Spanish here is study support only. Unless you qualify for an age-and-residence exception (50/20, 55/15 or 65/20), the naturalization interview and civics test are conducted in English.
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The question bank
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This study tool is general information, not legal advice. Some answers — President, Vice President, Speaker of the House, Chief Justice, your senators, your representative, your governor and your state capital — change with elections and appointments. Verify them at uscis.gov/citizenship/testupdates before your interview. Source: USCIS Form M-1778, 2025 Civics Test. Using this tool does not create an attorney-client relationship.
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Studying is the easy part.
The civics questions are memorizable. Eligibility is where naturalization cases actually turn — continuous residence, physical presence, good moral character, prior arrests, tax filings, selective service, and anything on your record from before you became a resident. If any of that applies to you, have an attorney look at the file before you file.