Get ready for your citizenship interview.
Hear each question the way an officer asks it, understand it in your own language, then answer out loud in English.
Listen. What is the officer asking? Escucha. ¿Qué pregunta el oficial?
What is the supreme law of the land?
¿Cuál es la ley suprema de la nación?
Answer the Constitution
- Hear itTwo practice officers ask every question, slow, normal or fast.
- Understand itEach question and why its answer is right, in your language.
- Answer in EnglishSay your answer out loud, or type it, and see if it counts.
Could you pass? Try a few questions
Short quizzes from our TikTok, in your language and in English. Count how many you get right.
Videos play from TikTok, which loads only when you tap one. Turn your sound on to hear the officer.
Your interview, in the order it happens
Most people only study the civics questions. The officer tests five things, and Civics Go practices all of them.
Hello and the oath
The officer greets you, makes small talk and asks you to promise to tell the truth. Practice answering out loud before the day.
Questions about your N‑400
The officer goes through your application. Civics Go explains the hard words, like "habitual drunkard" or "claimed to be a U.S. citizen", and marks the questions where a "yes" needs care.
The civics test
Every question on the 2025 test, and the 2008 test if you filed before October 20, 2025, asked in the different ways officers ask them.2025 test: 12 of 20 right to pass. 2008 test: 6 of 10.
Reading
Read a sentence out loud and the app checks every word.Read 1 of 3 sentences correctly.
Writing
The officer reads a sentence and you write it down.Write 1 of 3 sentences correctly.
Hear the story behind the questions
Every question, explanation and N-400 word is shown in English, because that is what you will say, and in the language you understand best. Each topic also has a short story in your language that ties its questions together, so the answers are easier to remember.
What is free
You can pass the civics test without paying. Your language and your own state's answers are never behind a paywall.
Free, always
- Every civics question on both tests
- Translations, audio stories and picture cards
- Your senators, representative, governor and state capital, from your ZIP code
- Quizzes, the civics test, flashcards and voice practice
- A daily plan built around your interview date
- One full practice interview
Civics Go Pro
- The full practice interview, as often as you like
- Every N-400 question, with the hard words explained
- All 40 reading and writing sentences
- Hands-free listening for the car
In the iPhone app: pay once $29.99, or $19.99 a year, or $4.99 a month. You can try each part free first.
Civics Go is an independent study app. It is not made by, or connected to, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) or any government agency. Always check official information at uscis.gov/citizenship.
Support
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Email support@biamax.appDo I need an account?
No. Open the app and start studying.
Where is my progress saved?
In the iPhone app, only on your iPhone: if you delete the app, your progress is deleted too. On the web, only in the browser you study in: clearing that browser's site data deletes it.
Some answers depend on where I live. How does the app know?
Questions like "Who is one of your state's U.S. senators?" have different answers in each state. Enter your ZIP code and the app looks up your officials from public sources such as house.gov and usa.gov. Only the ZIP code is sent.
The app doesn't hear my answer.
On an iPhone, check that Civics Go may use the microphone and speech recognition in the Settings app, under Civics Go. On the web, allow the microphone for this site; Chrome, Edge and Safari can hear you, and in Firefox you type your answer. You can always choose "Type instead".
I found a mistake.
Please tell us which question it is. We check answers against the official USCIS lists.