Walk into your citizenship interview prepared.
Learn the ideas, practice English, and feel more confident answering out loud.
- Learn civics
- Practice English
- Prepare to speak
Avery
Virtual interviewer
Question 1 of 20
What is the supreme law of the land?
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Your answer
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Practice at your pace. No camera needed.
Learn the answer. Understand the reason.
Explore civics through clear explanations and meaningful visuals, then check what you’ve learned.
- Official questions and accepted answers
- Short lessons, one idea at a time
Build the skills you’ll use.
More than memorizing the civics questions.
Learn civics
Understand government, history, rights and founding ideas.
Practice English
Read, listen and write through short, guided activities.
Interview preparation
Understand common questions and ask for clarification.
Vocabulary
Learn useful words, hear them spoken and save them for later.
Practice the conversation before the day.
Hear each question. Take your time. Practice answering by speaking or typing.
Explore interview practiceKnow what to study next.
A focused daily session brings new questions and your review list together.
- Pick up from your current lesson
What learners say about US Citizenship Prep
Maria G.
“Easy to follow and the pictures help me remember. I like that it explains the answer instead of just telling me I got it wrong.”
Daniel R.
“Passed my interview on Tuesday! The officer said I was well prepared. I was still nervous, but practicing the answers out loud beforehand helped.”
Priya S.
“The vocabulary flashcards are probably what I use most. Sometimes I know the answer but don’t understand one word in the question, so this has been useful.”
Omar H.
“I study on my lunch break. A few questions each day feels manageable, and I don’t have to remember where I left off.”
Linh N.
“Really like the lessons. The writing practice is harder for me, so I replay the sentences a lot. Still working on it!”
Carlos M.
“My wife found this for me after I kept putting off studying. Now she quizzes me in the evenings. We’ve actually had some good conversations about the history questions.”
Amina K.
“Practicing with Avery felt a little awkward at first, but after a few sessions I stopped taking so long to answer. I like being able to type when I’m not somewhere quiet.”
Elena P.
“Much easier for me to follow than a long list of questions. I usually finish one lesson, take a break, and come back later.”
Minh T.
“My interview is in three weeks. Reviewing the questions I missed has shown me I need more work on American history. Glad I found that out now.”
Sofia A.
“I was surprised by how familiar the conversation felt after practicing with Avery. It wasn’t exactly the same, but I felt more comfortable answering out loud. So happy to have passed!”
A few things to know.
Which civics test will I study?
It depends on your N-400 filing date: applications filed before October 20, 2025 use the 2008 test; on or after that date use the 2025 test. We select it during setup and you can change it in Settings.
Can I practice without a microphone?
Yes. You can type every answer, and the camera is never used. If you choose to speak, your browser turns your speech into text; we never store audio.
How does the membership work?
One plan: full access is free for 3 days, then $3.99 USD a week, renewing weekly until you cancel. It includes every feature: the full question banks, daily practice, quizzes, the mock interviews and N-400 practice. Cancel before the trial ends and you are not charged; after that, cancel from your account at any time and keep access to the end of the week you paid for. The public question pages are free.
Is this an official USCIS product?
No. US Citizenship Prep is an independent educational practice tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by USCIS or any government agency.
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