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Civics · Test Versions
Which test will you take?
Filed your N-400 on or after October 20, 2025? You take the 2025 test. Filed earlier? The 2008 test â even if your interview happens in 2026. The filing date decides, not the interview date.
| Test feature | 2008 test | 2025 test |
|---|---|---|
| Question pool | 100 questions | 128 questions |
| Questions asked | Up to 10 | Up to 20 |
| Passing score | 6 correct | 12 correct |
| Early stop | Ends at 6 correct | Ends at 12 correct or 9 incorrect |
| Applies to | N-400 filed before Oct 20, 2025 | N-400 filed on or after Oct 20, 2025 |
| 65/20 special consideration | 10 questions from a designated list of 20; pass with 6 | 10 questions from its own designated list of 20; pass with 6 |
Source: USCIS study materials · Federal Register doc 2025-18050 · Verified July 2, 2026
Read the full 2008 vs 2025 civics test comparison or start the free citizenship test practice quiz with both question pools.
The App
How the app helps you prepare
Built for both current USCIS civics tests â the 2025 version and the 2008 version â plus the English portion of the interview.
Both Complete Question Pools
All 128 questions on the 2025 test and all 100 on the 2008 test, word for word from USCIS study materials. Every question is free.
Your Own Officials, By ZIP Code
Some civics answers are different for every applicant â your U.S. Representative, your state’s Senators, your Governor. Enter your ZIP code and the app looks them up from official government sources, so your answer is right even after an election.
AI Mock InterviewsPremium
Rehearse the oral exam: the AI asks civics questions aloud and evaluates your spoken answers, the way an officer would. Part of the optional premium subscription.
Reading & Writing Practice
Prepare for the English reading and writing portions with the official USCIS vocabulary lists and sentence drills.
Daily Streaks & Progress
Daily streaks keep the habit going. Progress tracking shows which topics â government, history, geography â need another pass.
Study in 6 Languages
English, Spanish, Turkish, French, Russian, and Chinese. Learn the material in your language, then practice answering in English.
Free Core, Optional Premium
Both question pools and core practice modes cost nothing. AI mock interviews and advanced analytics are a separate optional subscription.
Questions & Answers
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers on test versions, scoring, retakes, and the app.
- It depends on the version. The 2008 test asks up to 10 questions from a pool of 100 — you pass at 6 correct, and the test stops there. The 2025 test asks up to 20 questions from a pool of 128 — it ends as soon as you reach 12 correct (pass) or 9 incorrect (fail). Because the officer stops early once the result is decided, you may hear fewer questions than the maximum.
- If you filed Form N-400 before October 20, 2025, you take the 2008 test. If you filed on or after October 20, 2025, you take the 2025 test. The filing date decides, not the interview date — many interviews in 2026 still use the 2008 test.
- Both versions require 60% correct on the civics portion: 6 of up to 10 questions on the 2008 test, 12 of up to 20 on the 2025 test. Applicants who qualify for the 65/20 special consideration answer 10 questions from a designated list of 20 and pass with 6. You also need to pass the English test — speaking, reading and writing.
- You get a second attempt. USCIS automatically schedules a re-examination 60-90 days after the initial interview, and you retake only the portion you failed. Failing the second attempt means the N-400 is denied — you can then request a hearing with Form N-336 within 30 days, or refile a new application and fee. Missing the re-exam appointment without rescheduling also results in denial.
- Yes — the app is free to download and includes both complete official question pools: all 100 questions for the 2008 test and all 128 for the 2025 test. Premium features such as AI mock interviews and advanced progress analytics require an optional subscription.
- Most applicants prepare for 1 to 3 months. Studying 15-30 minutes a day, you can realistically cover the full 128-question pool in 4 to 6 weeks. Plan extra time if you also need to practice English reading and writing.
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