Civics 128: Citizenship Test

For anyone preparing for the U.S. citizenship interview: practice the 2025 naturalization civics test with the 128 official USCIS questions and answers. At the interview the officer asks up to 20 of them and you need 12 right. Study in English with your own language beneath it. CHECK YOUR TEST VERSION For Form N-400 filed on or after October 20, 2025. If you filed earlier, you take the 2008 test, which is not included. "Which test applies to me?" sets out the standard test and the 50/20, 55/15, 65/20 and medical exceptions, with links to USCIS. TODAY'S PLAN Add your interview date: each day brings a few new questions and the ones due for review. The plan reaches every question before your last week, which is kept for review. Stop any time; your place is saved. KNOW WHERE YOU STAND A score for each of the eight official topics, from your last 30 days. Open a topic for its trend and the questions you keep missing, then practice ten chosen for what needs work. A score is a record of your practice, never a forecast. PRACTICE INTERVIEWS Answer out loud, then check yourself. As in the real test, it stops at 12 right or 9 wrong. The 65/20 practice interview asks 10 of the 20 designated questions. On the standard test you can also rehearse the whole interview in order: check-in, the oath, reading, writing and civics. MORE WAYS TO PRACTICE • Quiz me: a family member or friend asks you, with the answers USCIS accepts in front of them. • Reading & Writing: read a sentence out loud and write one you hear, built from the official USCIS vocabulary lists. • Answer out loud (optional): your iPhone compares what you said with the official answers and suggests a grade. ANSWERS FOR WHERE YOU LIVE Senators, governor, capital and your U.S. representative for all 50 states, D.C. and the territories, each with the date it was checked and its official source. If an election may change an answer before your interview, the app tells you. YOUR INTERVIEW DAY What happens in the room, what to bring, polite English phrases to ask the officer to repeat, and the full Oath of Allegiance. Getting there: your office in Apple Maps. WHY EACH ANSWER IS RIGHT After you check an answer, a short note explains it, drawn from USCIS's own study materials, with related questions to study next. IN YOUR LANGUAGE The official English always leads, with a study translation beneath it in Spanish, Portuguese, French, Russian, Chinese (Simplified or Traditional), Vietnamese, Korean, Arabic, Tagalog or Haitian Creole. Where USCIS translated the same question for the 2008 test, its wording is used unless it had an error; the rest are AI-assisted and checked against the English. Each card says which; none is official. FREE AND FULL VERSION Free: questions 1–25 and all 20 questions for the 65/20 test, with Today's practice, scores, practice interviews and Quiz me drawn from them, everything in the Interview tab, reading and writing practice, and both vocabulary lists. The one-time unlock adds the other 87 questions. No subscription. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, ads, analytics or tracking. Your progress stays on your iPhone. The microphone is used only when you tap "Answer out loud" or read a practice sentence aloud; your voice is processed on your iPhone and never saved or sent. With "Translate with Apple" (iOS 17.4+), Apple may process the public USCIS question text. "Open in Apple Maps" sends only the address you typed, to Apple Maps, when you tap it. Study content works offline. ABOUT Civics 128 is made by Lehigh Valley Immigration Law LLC in Allentown, Pennsylvania. It is an independent study aid, not affiliated with or endorsed by USCIS or the U.S. government, and it does not predict your interview outcome. It gives general information, not legal advice, and using it does not create an attorney-client relationship. The firm's website and phone number appear only at the bottom of the Interview tab, after four notices about contacting a lawyer.