CivicsPrep: US Citizenship

Prepare for the U.S. naturalization civics test in your language. Practice every official question, hear it read aloud, take mock tests, and track your progress

CivicsPrep helps you prepare for the United States naturalization (USCIS) civics test — calmly, in your language, and at your own pace.

Built for clarity and accessibility, CivicsPrep walks you through the official questions, reads them aloud, and lets you practice the way that works for you.

STUDY THE WAY YOU LEARN • Practice mode — browse every official question, reveal answers, and mark what you know. Scroll through them or go one question at a time. • Flashcards — swipe to study; swipe right for "I know this," left to review. • Mock test — take a scored practice test that mirrors the real format. • Progress — see your mastery and which topics need more work.

IN YOUR LANGUAGE • Interface and study content in English, Spanish, Traditional Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, Tagalog, Haitian Creole, and Arabic. • Dual mode shows English alongside your language, side by side. • Where an official translation isn't available, an unofficial study translation is clearly labeled — the official English is always shown.

HEAR EVERY QUESTION • Built-in text-to-speech reads questions and answers aloud. • Choose your preferred voice for each language.

PERSONALIZED TO YOU • Answer a few questions about your situation to see which test version and pass mark apply to you. • Set your state to study state-specific answers (your governor and senators), or use your location to fill it in.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account. No sign-up. No ads. No tracking. • Your profile, settings, and progress stay on your device. • Works offline. The only time the app goes online is the optional "Use my location" feature, which checks your district with a U.S. government service.

IMPORTANT CivicsPrep is an independent study aid. It is not affiliated with USCIS or any government agency, and it does not provide legal or immigration advice. Official questions, answers, and requirements are set by USCIS and can change — always verify the latest at uscis.gov, especially close to your interview.

Good luck on your journey to citizenship.