Practice your citizenship interview out loud.
A realistic AI officer walks you through check-in, the oath, your N-400 review, civics, reading and writing. Then it shows you exactly what to work on.
- 3-minute free taste, no card
- No audio stored
- Coaching in Spanish
Official 2025 civics test
All 128 questions
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14-day refund
If your first session isn't useful
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Not affiliated with USCIS
Three steps to feeling ready
- Step 1
Set up in 2 minutes
Pick your test version and a practice profile. There's no need to share your real history.
- Step 2
Talk with the officer
Answer out loud, in English. Turn coaching on whenever you want help.
- Step 3
Get your report
See every section, missed questions with accepted answers, and what to study next.
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See exactly what to work on
After every full session, you get a report like this one: how each part went, and what to study before your real interview.
Practice session report
ExampleSample applicant: Ana · 2025 civics test
- CivicsPassed 12/20
- ReadingRead the sentence correctly
- WritingWrote the sentence correctly
- N-400 review2 answers to review
- SpeakingClear answers. Slow down on long ones.
What to study next
- Practice short, direct answers to the "Have you ever…" questions.
- Review N-400 words such as "reside" and "claimed."
When is your interview?
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- Track your readiness over time
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Unlimited for 60 days- Unlimited full interviews
- Up to 2 sessions a day
- Section drills: civics, reading, writing
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Practice, not the real test. Built on the official 2025 civics test, but only USCIS decides your case.
No real history needed. Practice with a sample profile instead of your own details.
Technical problem? It doesn't use a credit, and you can pick up where you left off.
For comparison, the Form N-400 filing fee is $710 online or $760 on paper (as of November 2026), and USCIS doesn't refund it.
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Honest about results
Practice helps, but no one can guarantee you'll pass.
Questions people ask before they start
Still unsure? Write to us. A real person answers, usually within a day.
Contact usNo. It's a practice simulation with a fictional AI officer. It follows the same structure as the real interview, but it can't predict or guarantee your result.
The officer asks questions in the same order and style: oath, N-400 review, civics, reading and writing. Realistic mode gives no hints, just like interview day.
No. Practice as a sample applicant, or enter only basic details. Never enter arrests or immigration problems. Talk to a lawyer about those.
No audio is stored. We keep a text transcript for your report, and you can delete it any time from your account.
Yes. The officer speaks English, like the real interview, but coaching tips and your feedback report can be in Spanish.
No. You pay once for a set number of sessions. If your first full session isn't useful, we'll refund you.
AI disclosure. This is a simulation with a fictional AI officer. It can't predict your result and isn't legal advice. Citizenshiply is an independent educational site, not affiliated with USCIS or any government agency.
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