
Naturalization Timeline: How Long Does It Take to Become a Citizen?
Every stage from filing Form N-400 to the oath, what happens at each one, what slows cases down, and what to do if yours is taking too long.
Plain-English guides to the civics test, the English test, the N-400 and the interview.

Every stage from filing Form N-400 to the oath, what happens at each one, what slows cases down, and what to do if yours is taking too long.

What you gain, and what you promise, when you become a citizen, plus every civics test question on this topic.

The personal questions the officer asks about your application, section by section, with sample answers and the vocabulary you need to understand.

Every word on the official reading and writing lists, grouped by category, with practice sentences and a simple plan to master them.

Learn the history section of the civics test as one simple story, from the first colonies to September 11, with every official question and answer.

Practical, proven advice for the weeks before, the morning of, and the moment you sit down with the officer.

If you are 65 or older with 20 years as a permanent resident, you study only 20 questions. Here they are, with study tips made for older learners.

A clear explanation of each stage of naturalization, what USCIS does behind the scenes, and how to move through it without delays.

The first ten amendments to the Constitution in plain English, with the other amendments and civics test questions you need to know.
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