CitizenPrep
U.S. Citizenship Interview Preparation

Walk into your citizenship interview with confidence.

Practice the official civics questions and the English part of the interview with Mr. G. Listen to the officer, answer out loud, write what you hear and rehearse the real day until it feels natural.

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  • Official civics questions
  • Officer-style audio
  • Answer out loud
  • Full mock interview
The CitizenPrep home screen on a laptop: your test, how ready you are and the four ways to practice
Mr. G“Let’s get you ready, step by step.”

The real questions

2025 and 2008 civics tests, plus the 65/20 option.

Hear it like the officer

Every question and answer with clear audio, normal and slow.

Speak with confidence

Answer out loud and see right away if you were understood.

Practice anywhere

On your phone, tablet or computer, at your own pace.

HOW IT WORKS

Learn. Practice. Rehearse.
Arrive ready.

Mr. G guides you from your first question to the day of your interview. Everything is in English, just like the real test.

Your daily practice
Listen and answer: the officer asks a question, the learner answers out loud and sees the correct answer
ListenAnswerCheck
STEP 1 · LEARN

Study every question

Cards by topic with the question, the answers and audio. Pick up right where you left off.

STEP 2 · PRACTICE

Listen, answer and write

Rounds of 10 questions answered out loud, plus dictation sentences for the reading and writing test.

STEP 3 · REHEARSE

Pass the mock interview

The officer asks the questions out loud, with no answers on screen, and it ends just like the real day.

GETTING STARTED IS SIMPLE
  1. 01

    Answer 4 quick questions

    When you filed your N-400, your age and your years as a resident tell us which test is yours.

  2. 02

    Study only what you need

    Your plan shows the exact questions for your test and how ready you are for each topic.

  3. 03

    Rehearse until you pass

    Take mock interviews as many times as you want and walk in calm on the big day.

The three parts of each practice: listen and answer, what you said, and what you should say
HOW YOU PRACTICE

Four ways to practice.
One goal: your citizenship.

Every practice works like the interview: the officer speaks, you answer in English, and you see right away what you said and what you should say.

Study by topic
Listen and answer
Write sentences
Mock interview

Practice whenever you can. Ten minutes a day is enough to see your progress grow.

Start practicing
YOUR TEST

Four possible tests.
We find yours.

The civics test you take depends on when you filed your N-400 and on your age. You only study the questions that apply to you.

CIVICS TESTSChosen with your 4 answers.
  1. 1

    2025 civics test

    128 questions. The officer asks up to 20; you pass with 12.

  2. 2

    2008 civics test

    100 questions, for N-400s filed before October 20, 2025. Pass with 6 of 10.

  3. 3

    65/20 special (2025)

    20 questions for applicants 65+ with 20+ years as residents. May be taken in Spanish.

  4. 4

    65/20 special (2008)

    The 2008 version of the 65/20 test, with its own 20 questions.

Portrait of Mr. G
English + EspañolA bilingual perspective.
ABOUT MR. G

Your citizenship is a big step.
Let’s take it together.

I’m Mr. G, your English teacher. Deciding to become a citizen of the United States says a lot about you: your effort, the years you have spent building a life here and your wish to keep moving forward.

Many people arrive at the interview nervous because they don’t know what to expect. You won’t. You will understand the questions in English, answer with confidence and know exactly what the day looks like.

“Every question you practice today is one less worry on the day of your interview.”

Mr. G
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YOUR NEXT STEP

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