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US Citizenship Test
Useful Links
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All the information you need to help you study for and pass the US Citizenship test
is right here. The links below are from the official USCIS website and offer many
useful study materials and aids. Many of the documents are available in both English
and Spanish versions and are free for all to download and use.
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Naturalization Self Test |
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You can test your knowledge of the questions on the citizenship exam using this
online interactive self test provided by the USCIS. This is current test if filed after October 2008 (El material y el exámen antiguo de la naturalización son validos sólo sí la solicitud fue hecha previamente a el primero de Octubre 2008). |
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Civics Flash Cards
(PDF 3461KB)
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What do the stripes on the U.S. flag represent?
Find out the answer this and 95 other commonly asked citizenship interview questions
with this useful and easy to understand study tool for both students and teachers.
And the answer to the question above? The stripes on the U.S. flag represent the
first 13 states.
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Sample
Civics Questions for Elderly Applicants (PDF 135KB)
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Persons over the age of 65 who are Permanent Residents and who have resided in the
United States as Permanent Residents for at least 20 years have different requirements
for history and government knowledge. They may also be tested in the language of
their choice because they are exempt from the English literacy requirements.
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Note: All links open in a new window. Some of the links below open up PDF
documents. Most computers can now read these documents but if needed you can download the free Reader from Adobe. |
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