Android app · English & Español

US Citizenship Test Prep

Make civics study part of your everyday routine. Explore the questions, understand the answers, and practice for your U.S. naturalization interview in English or Spanish.

Independent educational app. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by USCIS or any U.S. government agency. It does not represent a government entity or provide legal advice.

Actual app screen showing a 2025 civics multiple-choice practice question
Actual app screenshot.
Practice quizzes are study aids, not the official oral test.

Understand. Practice. Review.

Choose your question bank

Study the version that applies to you, with the full question bank available to browse.

  • 2008 civics test: 100 study questions
  • 2025 civics test: 128 study questions
  • Topic review for government, history, and integrated civics

Learn in two languages

Switch between English and Español from the home screen.

  • Questions and accepted answers
  • Educational explanations
  • Navigation in your selected language

Spanish support is for study; it does not establish eligibility for an interview in Spanish.

Build a review habit

Use short, randomized multiple-choice quizzes to find what needs another look.

  • 10-question or 20-question practice, depending on the test version
  • Answer explanations and results review
  • Latest and best scores
  • No account required to study

The app contains ads.

The official USCIS civics test is oral. App quizzes are not an official test simulation, and practice scores do not guarantee a passing result. Confirm your test version, language exemptions, and current requirements directly with USCIS. The 2025 Spanish question text is an independent translation, not an official USCIS Spanish edition.

A closer look at the app.

Actual English app screen showing a correct practice answer
Review your practice answers.
Actual Spanish app screen for choosing the 2008 or 2025 civics test version
Choose a test version in Español.

Keep the official sources close.

The app includes official-source links for state-specific answers and civics updates. Answers about officeholders can change after elections or appointments; check current USCIS materials as you study.