US Citizenship Test Resources in Colorado

Becoming a U.S. citizen is a big milestone, and Colorado has a large and growing immigrant community working toward it.

  • Over 500,000 immigrants live in Colorado (≈ 10% of the state’s population).
  • As of 2025, 137,119 lawful permanent residents in Colorado are eligible to naturalize but have not yet applied (USCIS).
  • Each year, thousands of Coloradans complete the naturalization process and are sworn in as U.S. citizens.

If you’re preparing for the citizenship test in Colorado, here’s everything you need to know — from free practice questions to local classes and Colorado-specific answers. You can practice all the possible questions online, anytime:

Citizenship Test Answers for Colorado

Four civics test questions depend on where you live. If you live in Colorado, here are your current answers:

Capital of Colorado
  • Denver
Governor of Colorado
  • Jared Polis
U.S. Senators from Colorado
  • Michael Bennet
  • John Hickenlooper

U.S. Representative

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These answers are current as of 2025. Always confirm before your interview using official government sources.

Where to Take the Citizenship Test in Colorado

Your citizenship interview and civics test will be held at a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) office.

Denver Field Office
12484 E. Weaver Place
Centennial, CO 80111
80% of cases are completed within
8
Months

Citizenship Classes and Study Groups in Colorado

Many libraries and literacy programs in Colorado offer free classes to help you prepare for the naturalization interview and test. You can combine these with online practice for best results.

Take the Next Step

Thousands of Colorado residents become U.S. citizens every year. With free local classes and our online civics practice tool, you can prepare with confidence.