US Citizenship Civics Test 2026

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This is the 100-question civics test version. If you filed your naturalization application on or after October 20, 2025, you should study the new 128 civics questions instead.
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About US Naturalization Test

There are 100 civics questions on the naturalization test, but some answers may vary depending on your state, such as questions about your US Senators or Representatives. During the interview, you will be asked up to 10 questions from the list of 100. You must correctly answer 6 to pass. Some answers change based on elections or appointments — see the USCIS Civics Test Updates for the latest info.

ℹ️ Some answers change after elections or appointments. You must give the name of the official serving at the time of your interview. Check for the most recent updates here: Senators ↗, Representative ↗, Governor ↗.

US Citizenship Test Practice

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Simulated Interview
random 10 • like the real test

Answer out loud. The USCIS officer will ask up to 10 questions — you need 6 correct to pass.

Study All 100 Questions
full list • random order

Go through every question the officer can choose from. Great for building a strong base.

Tests by topic

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American Government

57 questions about democracy, branches of government, and rights & responsibilities.

American History

30 questions from the colonial period to recent history.

Integrated Civics

13 questions about geography, holidays, and national symbols.

Special modes

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65/20 Exemption

20 questions

If you are 65+ and have been a permanent resident for 20+ years, you may qualify for a shorter civics test list.

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10 questions you previously answered wrong (or that many learners miss) — great for improving fast when you’re short on time.

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