US Citizenship Resources

Whether you're just starting your citizenship journey or preparing for your naturalization interview, we’ve got you covered. Find trusted, easy-to-follow guides written with real test-takers in mind. Everything here is free — and built to help you succeed.

For Prospective Citizens

If you're considering becoming a US citizen, start here. Learn about eligibility, the benefits of citizenship, and how to apply.

A man rides a bicycle near the ocean with an American flag draped over his shoulders while a girl runs beside him holding a large U.S. flag.

Why Become a US Citizen?

Explore the many benefits of U.S. citizenship — from voting rights and job access to protection from deportation and travel freedom.

Person with hand on heart during naturalization

Eligibility for US Citizenship

Understand the basic requirements like age, residency, English ability, and good moral character needed to apply for naturalization.

Naturalization Resources

Get all the essential resources to guide you through the naturalization process, from the application to the citizenship interview and tests.

Sign saying Immigrants Make America Great

How to Apply for US Citizenship

Learn the full naturalization process, from Form N-400 to your oath ceremony, with checklists and practical tips at every step.

Preparing for Your Citizenship Interview

Discover how to prepare for your USCIS interview, including tips on answering questions and passing the English and civics tests.

Study for the US Citizenship Test

Practice the 100 official civics questions using our quizzes and resources modeled after the real naturalization test.

A person sitting cross-legged on a bed, wearing a purple shirt and jeans, studying on a smartphone with a closed laptop on their lap.

Civics Test Studying Tips

Boost your chances of passing with study strategies, memorization aids, and planning tools tailored for adult learners.

For New Citizens

Congratulations! Now that you're a US citizen, explore important next steps such as obtaining a passport, registering to vote, and understanding your rights and responsibilities.