PassPage: US Citizenship Test
Stamp by stamp, ready for your oath day.
PassPage is a US citizenship test prep app by Examzio. It has all 128 questions of the 2025 civics test with audio, the 100 of the 2008 test, practice tests that stop the way the officer does, reading and writing practice and an interview rehearsal. Tap Explain in to read a question in Spanish, Chinese or Vietnamese.
What is the supreme law of the land?
Tap an answer. No pressure.
Live demo: three questions from the 2025 civics test.
128
questions in the 2025 civics test, all with audio
100
questions in the 2008 civics test
4
languages to explain a question in
0
accounts, ads or subscriptions
Which test is yours
Your filing date decides your test.
USCIS gives the 2025 civics test to everyone who filed Form N-400 on or after October 20, 2025. If you filed before that date, you take the 2008 test. PassPage asks your filing date once and sets up the right test.
2025 civics test
Form N-400 filed on or after October 20, 2025
- questions to study
- 128
- asked, at most
- 20
- correct to pass
- 12
The officer stops at 12 correct or 9 wrong.
2008 civics test
Form N-400 filed before October 20, 2025
- questions to study
- 100
- asked, at most
- 10
- correct to pass
- 6
The officer stops at 6 correct or 5 wrong.
65/20, 2025 test
Filed on or after October 20, 2025, at 65 or older with 20 or more years as a permanent resident
- questions to study
- 20
- asked, at most
- 10
- correct to pass
- 6
The officer asks 10 of the 20 starred questions.
The officer asks the civics questions out loud and you answer out loud. PassPage's 65/20 practice uses the 20 starred questions of the 2025 list. Some applicants can take civics in their own language or skip the English test: see USCIS Exceptions and Accommodations. Test rules checked against uscis.gov on .
01Flashcards
Hear every question. Then say the answer.
Each of the 128 questions in the 2025 list has audio for the question and for the answer, with a slower speed for when English is still new. Study topic by topic, or let today's plan choose for you.
- Play question and Play answer, at 0.75× or 1×
- Explain in Spanish, Chinese or Vietnamese
- Works offline: on the bus, at work, in the waiting room
02Practice tests
A practice test that stops like the officer does.
Answer by speaking, typing or tapping. A 2025 practice test ends at 12 correct or 9 wrong, just like the real one, and then shows you each question you missed.
- Speak your answer, or type or tap instead
- 2025, 2008 and 65/20 tests, never the same question twice in a test
- Checked against every answer USCIS accepts
03Your passport
A stamp for every topic you master.
Your progress fills a passport: one stamp for each civics topic, and one each for reading, writing and the interview. The readiness score shows how close you are, from your own answers.
- Eleven stamps from first question to ready
- Readiness from your recent practice tests
- Pass a test and the page gets stamped
04Today
A short plan for every day until your interview.
Add your interview date and PassPage counts down. Each day it picks a few new questions, the ones you missed, and a practice test, so you know what to do in ten minutes.
- Countdown to your interview
- Learn, review and practice in one list
- Optional study reminders, set on your phone
05Interview rehearsal
Practice the interview, not just the test.
Rehearse the moments around the civics test: the oath to tell the truth, questions about your application, and the civics questions themselves. Words that are hard come with simple meanings.
- Oath and ID, your N-400, civics
- Words to know for every step
- Practice only: your answers are never saved
06Reading and writing
Read one sentence. Write one sentence.
The English test asks you to read one of three sentences out loud and write one of three. PassPage practices both: listen to the officer, write what you hear, and see what passes.
- Dictation with replay and a slower speed
- Small spelling slips that keep the meaning still pass
- The vocabulary the sentences are built from
Answers that change
Your senators, by your ZIP code.
A few answers depend on where you live or who is in office now: your two U.S. senators, your representative, your governor and state capital, and names like the President and the Speaker of the House. Enter your ZIP code and PassPage shows the current names, with the date they were checked.
Depends on where you live
- 23Who is one of your state’s U.S. senators now?
- 29Name your U.S. representative.
- 61Who is the governor of your state now?
- 62What is the capital of your state?
Depends on who is in office
- 30What is the name of the Speaker of the House of Representatives now?
- 38What is the name of the President of the United States now?
- 39What is the name of the Vice President of the United States now?
- 57Who is the Chief Justice of the United States now?
- Your ZIP code stays on your phone
- Every changing answer shows when it was checked
- D.C. and U.S. territories included
Explain in your language
Understand it in your language. Answer in English.
The interview is in English, so PassPage teaches in English. When a question is hard to follow, tap Explain in and read it in Spanish, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese or Vietnamese. The app's menus and buttons come in those languages too.
- Español
¿Cuál es la ley suprema del país?
La Constitución (de los Estados Unidos)
- 简体中文
美国的最高法律是什么？
（美国）宪法
- 繁體中文
美國的最高法律是什麼？
（美國）憲法
- Tiếng Việt
Luật tối cao của quốc gia là gì?
Hiến Pháp (Hoa Kỳ)
Explanations are study help, not official translations.
What's inside
All 128 questions, in the order USCIS lists them.
The 2025 list has three parts and eight sections. PassPage teaches them section by section and stamps each one when you know it. The 100 questions of the 2008 list are included too.
- American Government
Principles of American Government
15 questions - American Government
System of Government
47 questions - American Government
Rights and Responsibilities
10 questions - American History
Colonial Period and Independence
17 questions - American History
1800s
10 questions - American History
Recent American History and Other Important Historical Information
19 questions - Symbols and Holidays
Symbols
6 questions - Symbols and Holidays
Holidays
4 questions - English test
Reading
- English test
Writing
- Rehearsal
Interview
Where the questions come from
Word for word from the USCIS list.
The questions and answers come from the USCIS list of 128 civics questions and answers for the 2025 test (form M-1778, 09/25) and the 2008 list of 100, copied exactly. The wrong options in practice are PassPage's own. Answers that change with elections show the date they were last checked.
The three demo questions, answered.
From the 2025 list, with the answers USCIS accepts.
2 · Principles of American GovernmentWhat is the supreme law of the land?
USCIS accepts: (U.S.) Constitution
The officer accepts “the Constitution” or “the U.S. Constitution”. In the real interview you say it out loud.
Also in the 65/20 set
7 · Principles of American GovernmentHow many amendments does the U.S. Constitution have?
USCIS accepts: Twenty-seven (27)
The answer is twenty-seven (27). Ten is a common mix-up: the first ten amendments are the Bill of Rights.
Also in the 65/20 set
74 · Colonial Period and IndependenceWho lived in America before the Europeans arrived?
USCIS accepts: American Indians · Native Americans
The officer accepts “American Indians” or “Native Americans”.
Also in the 65/20 set
Pricing
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Study every question, every day.
- All flashcards, with audio for the 2025 list
- Readiness score and daily plan
- 1 practice test a day
- 3 writing practice sentences
Pass Pack
$19.99once
Everything, until your oath day.
- Unlimited practice tests
- Smart review of the questions you miss
- Interview rehearsal
- All reading and writing practice
- No subscription, ever
Planned US price. The App Store shows your local price before you buy. Family Sharing is on, and you can restore your purchase from Settings at any time.
What we never ask for
No A-Number. No case number. No account.
No immigration details
PassPage never asks for your A-Number, receipt or case number, immigration status or your answers on Form N-400.
Rehearsal answers aren't saved
What you say or type in the interview rehearsal is for practice only and is never saved.
Your study stays on your phone
No account and no ads. Your progress, test history and ZIP code stay on your device.
Questions
Good to know.
Is PassPage from USCIS?
No. PassPage is an independent study app made by Examzio. It is not affiliated with USCIS or any government agency. The civics questions and answers come from USCIS public materials (M-1778, 09/25). USCIS also has free study materials on uscis.gov. PassPage is study help, not legal advice.
Checked against: USCIS: 128 Civics Questions and Answers (2025 version), M-1778 (09/25) · USCIS: Study for the Test
Which civics test do I take?
It depends on the date you filed Form N-400, not on your interview date. If you filed before October 20, 2025, you take the 2008 test. If you filed on or after October 20, 2025, you take the 2025 test. PassPage asks when you filed and sets up the right test for you. You can change it later in Settings.
Checked against: USCIS: Study for the Test · USCIS: Check for Test Updates
How does the 2025 civics test work?
It is an oral test. The officer asks you up to 20 questions from a list of 128. You need 12 correct answers to pass. The officer stops as soon as you have 12 correct or 9 wrong. PassPage practice tests follow the same rules.
Checked against: USCIS: Study for the Test · USCIS: 128 Civics Questions and Answers (2025 version), M-1778 (09/25) · USCIS Policy Manual, Volume 12, Part E, Chapter 2: English and Civics Testing
How does the 2008 civics test work?
You take the 2008 test if you filed before October 20, 2025. The officer asks you up to 10 questions from a list of 100. You need 6 correct answers to pass. The officer stops as soon as you have 6 correct or 5 wrong. PassPage has the 100 questions and practice tests with these rules.
Checked against: USCIS: Study for the Test · USCIS: Civics Questions and Answers (2008 version) · USCIS Policy Manual, Volume 12, Part E, Chapter 2: English and Civics Testing
What is the 65/20 rule?
It is special consideration from USCIS. It applies if you are 65 or older when you file. You must also have lived in the US as a permanent resident for a total of at least 20 years. You can study just 20 questions marked with a star (*). The officer asks you 10 of them. You need 6 correct to pass. You may also take the civics test in the language you choose, with an interpreter. PassPage has the 20 starred questions of the 2025 test. It does not include the starred questions of the 2008 test. If you filed before October 20, 2025, study the starred questions on the 2008 list from USCIS.
Checked against: USCIS: 128 Civics Questions and Answers (2025 version), M-1778 (09/25) · USCIS: Study for the Test · USCIS Policy Manual, Volume 12, Part E, Chapter 2: English and Civics Testing · USCIS: Civics Questions and Answers (2008 version)
What about 50/20, 55/15 and medical exceptions?
Some people do not take the English test. This applies if, when you file, you are 50 or older and have lived in the US as a permanent resident for at least 20 years (50/20). It also applies if you are 55 or older with at least 15 years (55/15). You still take the civics test. You can take it in your own language, with an interpreter. You bring the interpreter, who must be fluent in English and your language. Form N-648 is for people with a physical or developmental disability or a mental impairment. If it keeps you from meeting the English or civics requirement, you can use this form to ask for an exception. A licensed medical or osteopathic doctor, or a licensed clinical psychologist, fills it in. USCIS decides who qualifies. PassPage does not decide anyone’s case and is not legal advice.
Checked against: USCIS: Exceptions and Accommodations · USCIS Policy Manual, Volume 12, Part E, Chapter 2: English and Civics Testing · USCIS: Form N-648, Medical Certification for Disability Exceptions
What happens if I fail the test?
You get a second chance. If you fail any part of the test, English or civics, USCIS schedules a second test. It is 60 to 90 days after the first one. The officer tests only the part you failed, with a different test. If you fail that part again, USCIS denies the application. You can keep practicing with PassPage until your second test.
Checked against: USCIS Policy Manual, Volume 12, Part E, Chapter 2: English and Civics Testing
Do answers about officials change?
Yes. Some answers change after elections or appointments. Examples are the President, the Speaker of the House, the Chief Justice, your senators, your representative and your governor. At your interview, answer with the person who is serving on that day. PassPage finds your officials from your ZIP code and shows the date its list was last verified. Before your interview, check the latest answers on uscis.gov.
Checked against: USCIS: Check for Test Updates · USCIS: 128 Civics Questions and Answers (2025 version), M-1778 (09/25)
What about reading and writing?
Unless you are exempt, the officer also checks your English. You must read out loud 1 of 3 sentences correctly, and write 1 of 3 sentences correctly. Your speaking is checked during the interview. PassPage has reading and writing practice: 3 writing sentences are free, and Pass Pack unlocks all of it.
Checked against: USCIS: Study for the Test
Does PassPage work offline?
Yes. All questions, answers, audio and translations are on your device. You can study, listen and take practice tests offline by typing or tapping your answers. Speaking works offline on devices that can recognize speech on the device. You need a connection to check for changes to your officials and to buy or restore Pass Pack.
Is my data saved or shared?
Your progress, test history and settings are saved only on your device. There is no account and there are no ads. PassPage never asks for your A-Number, case number, immigration status or N-400 answers. Your ZIP code is used on your device to find your officials and is not sent anywhere. Interview rehearsal answers are not saved. Purchases are confirmed through Apple and RevenueCat, which never see your study data.
What is free, and what does Pass Pack unlock?
Free: every civics question as a flashcard, with audio for all 128 questions of the 2025 list, your readiness score and daily plan, one practice test a day, and 3 writing sentences. Pass Pack is a one-time purchase: $19.99 in the US, and the App Store shows your local price. It unlocks unlimited practice tests, smart review of the questions you miss, interview rehearsal, and all reading and writing practice. No subscription and no ads. With Family Sharing, people in your family group can use it too.
Can I get a refund?
Pass Pack is sold through the App Store, so Apple handles refunds. Go to reportaproblem.apple.com, sign in with the Apple Account you used, and ask for a refund. Apple decides. If you get a refund, Pass Pack turns off, and your study progress stays on your device.
Ready for your oath day.
PassPage is coming soon to iPhone and iPad, with Android later. Start free, and unlock everything once if you want more.
- Coming soon on the App Store
- Later on Google Play
PassPage is an independent study app by Examzio. It is not affiliated with USCIS or any government agency, it is not legal advice, and it does not guarantee a test result. The civics questions and answers come from public USCIS materials.