2008 civics test
For Form N-400 filed before October 20, 2025
Study without the stress
Choose the civics-test version tied to your N-400 filing date, then work through a randomized practice round. Nothing is saved, and the tool does not ask for your name, filing date, receipt number, or immigration history.
The real USCIS civics test is oral. This multiple-choice activity is a study aid, not an official test or legal advice.

For Form N-400 filed before October 20, 2025
For Form N-400 filed on or after October 20, 2025
Some answers change after elections or appointments. Check USCIS test updates before your interview. Check current USCIS test answers ↗
More ways to practice
The speaking part happens during the naturalization interview. These activities do not record your voice, ask for an A-number, or save your progress. Say answers out loud in a private place.
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Nothing is recorded or sent to AG Law Firm. Do not type or say private information where another person or device may capture it.
Four-week study plan
Confirm the correct civics-test version through USCIS. Read the interview notice and make a short list of words you do not know.
Practice five vocabulary cards each day. Read one USCIS sentence aloud and write one practice sentence.
Complete short civics rounds. Answer five interview prompts aloud and review answers that can change after elections.
Practice a full round without rushing. Review the interview notice and the original documents your own attorney told you to bring.
Spanish explanations can help you study. They do not mean every applicant may take the interview or tests in Spanish. USCIS has specific exceptions and accommodations.
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