Updated for the 2025 civics test
Practice the official 2025 and 2008 civics questions, English reading and writing, and the interview itself.
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What is the supreme law of the land?
USCIS introduced a new civics test for Form N-400 applications filed on or after October 20, 2025.
N-400 filed on or after October 20, 2025
N-400 filed before October 20, 2025
Check when you can apply, print the official questions, and look up the answers that depend on where you live.
Enter your Green Card date and your trips to see the earliest day you can file Form N-400.
The official civics questions and the 65/20 list, in English or in English and Spanish. Print them or save them.
Your senators, representative, governor and capital: the answers that depend on where you live.
Timed mock tests that follow the real pass rules, flashcards, and study by topic. Your progress is saved on this device.
Hear a sentence, type it, and see what to fix.
An officer voice asks real N-400 questions.
Every question and answer on one page, the vocabulary lists, and an N-400 document checklist. Print them or save as PDF.
Open study guidesCheck the date on your N-400 receipt notice. On or after October 20, 2025 means the 2025 test.
Fifteen minutes of flashcards and one mock test a day beats a long session once a week.
Answer the officer's questions aloud and practice the reading and writing sentences.
Every question and answer on this site comes from the lists USCIS publishes for applicants. When an answer changes after an election, we update it.
It depends on when you filed Form N-400.
Filed on or after October 20, 2025: you take the 2025 civics test. You study 128 questions, the officer asks up to 20, and you need 12 correct answers to pass. The officer stops once you answer 12 correctly or miss 9.
Filed before October 20, 2025: you take the 2008 test. You study 100 questions, the officer asks up to 10, and you need 6 correct answers.
There are three parts. Speaking is judged during the whole interview. For reading, you read one of up to three sentences correctly out loud. For writing, you write one of up to three sentences correctly as the officer reads it.
If you are 65 or older and have been a permanent resident for 20 years or more when you file, you only study 20 specially marked questions. The officer asks 10 of them and you need 6 correct. You may also take the civics test in your own language with an interpreter.
You get a second chance. USCIS schedules a re-exam, usually 60 to 90 days after your first interview, and you only retake the part you did not pass (English, civics, or both).
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