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Citizenship Interview Coach

Practice interview English, civics, reading, writing, and a complete mock interview—one confident answer at a time.

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Current USCIS information · reviewed July 2026

Choose the test that matches your filing date.

The civics test version depends on when Form N-400 was filed. This setting changes the mock-practice length and passing score.

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Prepare for the whole interview

Each module builds a different skill. Listen, respond aloud, check your understanding, and return whenever you need more practice.

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Interview English

Practice 28 N-400-style questions and the language used to explain personal information truthfully.

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Civics Practice

Study 60 high-value questions across government, rights, history, geography, symbols, and holidays.

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Reading Practice

Read 18 civics-based sentences aloud and listen to a clear model after your first attempt.

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Writing Dictation

Listen to 18 practice sentences, type what you hear, and receive immediate feedback.

Answers that can change

Current federal answers

These answers were reviewed in July 2026. Always check the official USCIS update page again shortly before the interview.

PresidentDonald J. Trump
Vice PresidentJD Vance
Speaker of the HouseMike Johnson
Chief JusticeJohn G. Roberts, Jr.
President’s political partyRepublican Party
Check current answers at USCIS →
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Educational practice—not legal advice.

ESL United does not decide eligibility and does not replace USCIS instructions or individual advice from a licensed immigration attorney or DOJ-accredited representative. Answer every USCIS question truthfully. Test rules, questions, and current officeholders can change.