Prepare for your U.S. citizenship interview with this comprehensive study tool. Practice civics questions, mock interviews with spoken feedback, and English reading/writing tests. Includes offline access and multiple language support.
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October 28, 2026
• Now available in five languages: English, Spanish, Hindi, Chinese (Simplified) and Filipino. • Choose your language the first time you open the app; you can change it later in Settings. • The mock interview itself stays in English, like the real one. • Small fixes.
MoreAll 128 questions, 2008 test, unlimited practice
Before the Oath simulates the interview by greeting you, asking you to take the oath, reviewing N-400 basics, and conducting reading/writing tests. It also reads civics questions aloud for you to answer, checking your spoken responses.
The app includes all 128 questions for the 2025 civics test and the 100 questions from the 2008 test for those who filed before the change. It helps you select the correct version based on your filing date.
Yes, Before the Oath works offline, meaning you can study and practice without an internet connection. This makes it convenient for studying anywhere, anytime.
No, Before the Oath is designed to be ad-free. It also does not require an account or track your usage, ensuring a private and uninterrupted study experience.
Study materials and help are available in English, Spanish, Chinese, Hindi, and Tagalog. However, the actual interview simulation remains in English, mirroring the real USCIS interview.
Before the Oath offers a 'Full Access Monthly' subscription for $4.99/month with a 3-day free trial, and a 'Full Access 3 Months' subscription for $11.99. These plans provide complete access to all features.
The app allows you to mark flashcards as 'Got it' or 'Study again', and practice quizzes accept various correct answers. Your marked and weak-spot questions can be prioritized for study on both the iPhone and Apple Watch.
No, Before the Oath is an independent study app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) or any other government agency.