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30-Day Study Plan for the U.S. Citizenship Civics Test

A 30-day civics plan that starts with the right bank (filing date or 65/20), then daily drills, oral practice, and interview simulation week — free, no sign-up, 10+ languages.

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  • Free · No sign-up · Start in seconds
  • Know which bank to study: N-400 filing date (2008 vs 2025) or 65/20 senior
  • Official USCIS questions · Audio · Interview simulation
  • Practice in 10+ languages — not an English-only app

Day 1–2: Confirm your version

Use Find my test version or the which-test guide. Filing Form N-400 before vs on/after October 20, 2025 decides 2008 (100 Q) vs 2025 (128 Q). Wrong bank wastes the whole month.

Day 3–14: Cover the bank

Study 15–25 minutes daily with flashcards and topic drills. Mark weak items. Hear English questions aloud even if you also study in another language — interview civics is oral in English unless an exception applies.

Day 15–24: Fix weak spots + changing answers

Use smart review. Recheck President, senators, representative, governor, and capital with ZIP lookup. Drill dates and names if those trip you up.

Day 25–30: Simulate interview week

Run full interview simulations daily until you consistently pass (6/10 or 12/20). Add English reading/writing sessions. Sleep well before the appointment.

Not affiliated with or endorsed by USCIS or the U.S. government. Practice questions are for study only.