US Citizenship Test Resources in California
Becoming a U.S. citizen is a big milestone, and California is home to the nation’s largest immigrant community.
- Over 10 million immigrants live in California (≈ 27% of the state’s population).
- As of 2025, 2,154,856 lawful permanent residents in California are eligible to naturalize but have not yet applied (USCIS).
- Each year, hundreds of thousands of Californians complete the naturalization process and are sworn in as U.S. citizens.
If you’re preparing for the citizenship test in California, here’s everything you need to know — from free practice questions to local classes and California-specific answers. You can practice all the possible questions online, anytime:
Citizenship Test Answers for California
Four civics test questions depend on where you live. If you live in California, here are your current answers:
- ✔ Sacramento
- ✔ Gavin Newsom
- ✔ Alex Padilla
- ✔ Adam Schiff
U.S. Representative
Enter your ZIP code to find your U.S. Representative.
These answers are current as of 2025. Always confirm before your interview using official government sources.
Where to Take the Citizenship Test in California
Your citizenship interview and civics test will be held at a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) office.
630 Sansome Street
San Francisco, CA 94111
300 N. Los Angeles Street
Los Angeles, CA 90012
1325 Front Street
San Diego, CA 92101
19809 Prairie Street
Chatsworth, CA 91311
Citizenship Classes and Study Groups in California
California has one of the country’s strongest support networks for aspiring citizens. The California State Library’s “Path to U.S. Citizenship” program connects residents with resources, materials, and local classes statewide.
Other major library systems and programs include:
- Los Angeles Public Library – New Americans Initiative – Citizenship classes, test prep, and resources in multiple languages.
- LA County Library – English support and citizenship test preparation at dozens of branches.
- San Diego County Library – Free 10-week courses, help from accredited specialists.
- San Jose Public Library – Online and in-person study, civics prep, and test help.
- San Francisco Public Library – Classes, mock interviews, and language assistance.
- Santa Clara County Library District – Study guides, ESL, and citizenship preparation.
- Stanislaus County Library – Classes, workshops, and study groups.
- Redwood City Public Library – Citizenship Corner – Free handouts, study guides, and support.
- San Mateo Public Library – Citizenship Corner – Materials and resources for preparing.
Take the Next Step
Thousands of California residents become U.S. citizens every year. With free local classes and our online civics practice tool, you can prepare with confidence.