Reading and writing
The English portion of the test: official vocabulary for the reading and writing sections, drilled sentence by sentence.
U.S. citizenship test prep
Practice for your U.S. citizenship interview.
Learn civics, listen to questions, and practice reading, writing and a mock interview — with translations in 11 languages.
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No automatic charge when free access ends.
iPhone: iOS 26 or later · Also on Android
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See how you’ll practice.
Explore the app screens. Choose a mode to see an example.
Build understanding, one question at a time.
Read the questions and accepted answers, then practice with quizzes and flashcards. Use a translation when you need help understanding the English.
Civics questions, quizzes and flashcards.
Get familiar with the questions you will hear.
Listen to a question and its accepted answers. Pause, replay and move through the material at your own pace.
Audio for civics questions and answers.
Rehearse the conversation before the day.
Practice answering out loud through a scripted mock interview, with reading, writing and civics sections.
A rehearsal with prerecorded prompts. This mode does not grade your answers or adapt to your responses.
Practice reading out loud.
Read a sentence and compare the recognized text with the original to review your practice.
The result is feedback on this exercise, not an official assessment.
Listen to a sentence. Practice writing it.
Replay a spoken sentence and type what you hear to practice the writing portion of your preparation.
The app exercise uses typing; it is practice, not an official test.
Know where to start today.
Follow a daily routine and see your study activity in one place, including learned questions, quizzes and flashcards.
Progress reflects your activity in the app, not a prediction of your interview result.
Understand in your language. Practice in English.
See a translation alongside the English question and answers. Switch between these two views to see the difference.
- English
- Español
- Русский
- Українська
- Tiếng Việt
- 中文
- 한국어
- हिन्दी
- Filipino
- العربية
- Português
Translations support your study. Check USCIS for the language requirements or exceptions that apply to you.
Translation example · Easy Citizen
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The question set you need
The app includes the 128-question set, the 100-question version, and the set for 65/20 special consideration.
Aleksei Voronovskii
Creator of Easy Citizen
The story behind Easy Citizen
From one immigrant to another.
I moved to the United States in 2020. Today, I’m going through the citizenship process myself. Preparing for it is personal to me, and that’s where Easy Citizen began.
I was looking for the right study app for my own preparation. Each one I tried had something I wished worked differently. So I decided to build the app I wanted to use myself: a place to understand the material, practice in English, and work through it at my own pace.
What started as a personal project became Easy Citizen. I’m sharing it for others on the same journey, with the hope that it makes your preparation a little easier. From one immigrant to another — I’m preparing alongside you.
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Try every feature for three days without starting a subscription. No automatic charge when free access ends. To continue, choose a paid plan in the app. Monthly access is $9.99 in the U.S.; a purchased monthly subscription renews until you cancel.
- No account, no email, no sign-up form
- Questions and audio live on your phone, so studying works without a connection
- One subscription covers every language and every section of the test
- Available for iPhone and Android
Before you start
Is Easy Citizen affiliated with USCIS or the government?
No. Easy Citizen is an independent study app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to USCIS or any U.S. government agency, and it does not provide legal advice. Official information and all forms are available free of charge at uscis.gov.
Which version of the civics test does the app cover?
This website publishes the 128-question set. The app covers that set plus the 100-question version and the 20-question set for applicants who qualify for 65/20 special consideration, and you can switch between them in Settings. Which version applies to you depends on your case, so confirm the current requirements with USCIS before you study.
Do I need to be online to study?
The questions, explanations and study audio are stored on your phone. Some device features and purchases may require an internet connection.
What does it cost?
Every feature is unlocked for three days without starting a subscription. You are not charged automatically when those three days end. Continued access requires choosing a paid plan in the app. Monthly access is $9.99 in the U.S. Once purchased, that monthly subscription renews automatically until canceled through your store account. Prices may vary by country.
Which languages are supported?
Questions and explanations are available in English, Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, Chinese, Korean, Hindi, Tagalog, Arabic and Portuguese. English practice helps you prepare for the English portions of the interview. Some applicants qualify for language exceptions; check USCIS for the requirements that apply to you.
Is there an iPhone and Android version?
Yes. Easy Citizen is available for both iPhone and Android, with the same questions, audio and practice modes on each. A subscription is billed by the store you installed from.
Can the app tell me whether I qualify for citizenship?
No. Easy Citizen helps you study for the civics and English portions of the test. Questions about eligibility, your application, or your individual case belong with USCIS or a licensed immigration attorney.
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