OralCivics: Citizenship Test

Pass your USCIS citizenship interview with oral practice. OralCivics prepares you the way the real test works: an officer asks civics questions out loud. Study the official 2025 civics test (128 questions) or the 2008 test (100 questions), then prove you can answer in a mock interview. WHY THIS APP The naturalization civics test is spoken, not multiple choice. Quizzes help you learn. The mock interview helps you pass. WHAT YOU GET • 2025 Civics Test — all 128 official USCIS questions. 20 asked, 12 to pass • 2008 Civics Test — all 100 official questions. 10 asked, 6 to pass • Mock oral interview — hear each question, type your answer, get a pass or fail • Smart flashcards — spaced review that brings back what you miss • Daily 5 — a two-minute practice set to keep your streak • Weak-spot quizzes — extra reps on questions you get wrong • English practice — official-style reading and writing sentences • Audio on every question — hear the wording an officer may use • Your officials — save your governor, senators, and representative • 65/20 mode — study only the 20 starred questions if you qualify • Readiness score — know when you are interview-ready • No account — progress stays on this iPhone. No ads in this version WHO IT IS FOR • Form N-400 applicants filing on or after October 20, 2025 (2025 test) • Applicants who filed before October 20, 2025 (2008 test) • Lawful permanent residents preparing for the USCIS interview • Adults 65+ with 20 years as a permanent resident (starred list) HOW TO STUDY 1. Choose your test version from your N-400 filing date 2. Pick your state so local answers are personalized 3. Do the daily 5, then review due flashcards 4. Take a mock interview until you can pass out loud Questions and acceptable answers come from official USCIS study materials. Current-official answers can change. Recheck uscis.gov/citizenship before interview day. This app is a study aid. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an official product of USCIS or the U.S. government. It is not legal advice. Privacy: no account required. Your study data stays on your device.