Practise your US citizenship interview out loud.

The civics test is spoken, not written. SayOath asks you the official USCIS questions the way an officer will, and you answer out loud, until it feels easy.

Official 2025 civics questions
Android beta: November 2026
iPhone after launch

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Which test is yours?

Filed on or after Oct 20, 2025

2025 civics test

The officer asks up to 20 of 128 questions. You need 12 correct to pass.

Filed before Oct 20, 2025

2008 civics test

The officer asks up to 10 of 100 questions. You need 6 correct to pass.

Based on your Form N-400 filing date, per USCIS. Always confirm on uscis.gov.

What's in the free study pack

All 128 official questions

Grouped by topic, with the 20 questions for the 65/20 special consideration marked.

Answers that change

The questions whose answers depend on current officials, so you know what to check right before your interview.

Which test is yours

A one-line check by filing date, so you study the right version.

What SayOath will do

Free

All 128 questions in study mode
Every question read aloud
One mock interview a day

Premium, one-time unlock

Unlimited mock interviews
Feedback on your spoken answers
Weak-spot review
Reading and writing test practice

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Founding members

Free premium for life, early beta access, and your name in the app credits.

SayOath is in development. Features may change before launch.

SayOath is not affiliated with USCIS or any government agency. Questions come from the official USCIS list of 2025 civics test questions. This is study help, not legal advice. For questions about your own case, contact USCIS or a licensed immigration attorney.