Citizenship Exam 2026 – USA

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Practice your U.S. citizenship interview with a virtual officer, then master every civics question, all in one simple study app. Study all 128 questions from the 2025 Civics Test, plus the 2008 test (100 questions). Listen to questions and answers, take realistic practice tests, and walk into your interview prepared. PRACTICE WITH A VIRTUAL OFFICER Officer Michael greets you, asks questions out loud, and listens to your spoken answers, just like the real interview. Choose Practice mode to get feedback as you go, or Exam mode to simulate the real thing. THE 2025 AND 2008 CIVICS TESTS Filed on or after October 20, 2025? Study the 2025 test. Filed before? The 2008 test is included too. Every question comes with its accepted answers. ANSWERS FOR YOUR STATE See your current senators, U.S. representative, governor, and state capital, the location-based answers you may be asked. REALISTIC PRACTICE TESTS 20-question mock tests with the same passing score as the 2025 test (12 correct). Like the real test, it ends as soon as you pass or fail. Review every answer and learn from your mistakes. LEARN BY LISTENING Every question and answer is read aloud in a natural-sounding voice, great for hands-free studying and pronunciation practice. READING, WRITING & N-400 PREP Practice the English reading and writing test, and learn the N-400 vocabulary and interview questions the officer may ask. AGE 65+ (65/20) Eligible for special consideration? Study only the 20 questions marked for 65/20. TRACK YOUR PROGRESS See what you've mastered, focus on weak spots, keep your study streak, and get daily practice reminders at the time you choose. PRIVATE AND OFFLINE No account needed. Your progress stays on your device, and the app works without an internet connection. Whether your interview is months away or next week, Citizenship Exam 2026 – USA helps you study a little every day and feel confident on the big day. This app is an independent study tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by USCIS or any U.S. government agency. Always check uscis.gov for the latest official information.