US Citizenship Test 2026 Civia overview

USCIS changed the citizenship test on 20 October 2025. If you filed Form N-400 on or after that date, you take the 2025 version: 128 questions instead of 100, 20 asked at the interview instead of 10, and 12 correct to pass instead of 6. File before that date and you take the 2008 test, unchanged. A lot of the citizenship test study material out there still teaches the old one. Civia asks a single question first — when did you file? — and everything after that is the right version for you. WHAT YOU GET • Every official civics question, for your test All 128 questions of the 2025 US citizenship test or all 100 of the 2008 test, reproduced from the USCIS study materials, with every answer the officer accepts — not just one wording. • The nine answers that change, kept current Your President, Vice President, Speaker, Chief Justice, your senators, your representative, your governor and your state capital — looked up for your state and stamped with the date they were checked. • Practice out loud, because the real test is spoken Answer with your voice and get scored on what you actually said. Works with an accent. If you would rather not use the microphone, mark your own answer instead — every session still works. • Study what you keep missing, not all 128 Questions you get wrong come back sooner and more often. The home screen shows one number: how many you still miss. It goes down. • A mock test that stops where the real one stops 20 questions asked, 12 to pass, and it ends the moment the result is decided — 12 right or 9 wrong. That is how the naturalization interview actually runs. • The English reading and writing tests too Practice sentences built only from the official USCIS reading and writing vocabulary lists. • The full N-400 interview rehearsal The oath, the questions about your N-400 application, then civics. About twelve minutes, end to end. • Exemptions worked out for you 50/20, 55/15 and 65/20. If you qualify for the 65/20 exemption, Civia studies only the 20 starred questions, because that is all you will be asked. NO ACCOUNT, EVER There is no sign up and no sign in. No email, no password, no social login. Open the app and start studying for your citizenship exam. SUBSCRIPTION Civia is a paid app. One plan unlocks everything: $39.99 a year or $14.99 a week, renewing automatically until you cancel. There is no free tier and no free trial. Cancel any time in Google Play. Civia is an independent study app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to USCIS or any government agency, and nothing in it is legal advice. Questions and answers are reproduced from USCIS's published study materials (M-1778 for the 2025 test, M-638 for the 2008 test). Always confirm the answers that change on the USCIS website before your interview.