Oathway: Citizenship Test 2026

Your citizenship interview is coming. Get ready for the US citizenship test 2026: study all 128 civics questions out loud, in English, with Spanish help when you need it.

Oathway is an independent study app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to USCIS or any government agency. Questions and answers come from USCIS at https://www.uscis.gov/citizenship (public domain). Always check https://www.uscis.gov/citizenship/testupdates for answers that change.

Oathway is a US citizenship test 2026 practice app that helps you get ready for the USCIS civics test and feel calm at your interview. Free for 7 days, then a one-time purchase. No subscription, no ads.

WHAT YOU GET
✓ All 128 citizenship questions of the 2025 civics test and the 100 questions of the 2008 test, with the answers USCIS publishes. Search by word or by number.
✓ The right test for you. Tell Oathway when you filed your N-400 (before or after October 20, 2025) and it picks the 2008 or the 2025 test. You can change it anytime.
✓ Mock tests with the rules USCIS describes: up to 20 questions, pass with 12 right, stop at 9 missed (2008 test: up to 10 questions, pass with 6). Take as many as you like.
✓ Hear every question read aloud by your phone's voice. Choose a US English voice on your phone and one of 3 speeds.
✓ Answers that change, with dates: President, Vice President, Speaker of the House and Chief Justice, plus your senators, governor and capital (50 states, D.C. and 5 territories). Each one shows the date we checked it, and you can edit it. You add your own representative.
✓ Spanish help on every question: an unofficial Spanish translation of every question and answer, and the whole app in Spanish.
✓ Flashcards ("Knew it / Not yet"), your missed and saved questions, and a hands-free mode that reads questions and answers one after another while the screen stays on.
✓ Your progress by section and a history of your mock tests.

MORE PRACTICE FOR YOUR INTERVIEW
• Interview practice: hear questions based on Form N-400, read aloud, with key words, simple meanings and the Spanish word. The real officer may use different words.
• Reading and writing practice with the USCIS vocabulary lists: read aloud and dictation.
• A study plan that counts down to your interview date, with a daily goal.

MADE FOR
• Everyone getting ready for the naturalization interview, whether you filed your N-400 before October 20, 2025 (2008 test) or on or after that date (2025 test).
• 65/20: if you were 65 or older with 20 years as a permanent resident when you filed, study just the 20 questions USCIS marks for you. If you qualify for an exception (65/20, 50/20 or 55/15), mock tests can ask you in Spanish.
• Spanish speakers: the citizenship test 2026 in English, with Spanish help and audio.

PRIVATE. NO ACCOUNT. NO ADS.
No ads, no sign-up, no analytics, no tracking. Your progress stays on your phone; the one-time unlock is checked with Google Play. Save a backup and restore it on a new phone, export your progress as a CSV file, or delete everything from Settings.

Easy to read in light and dark mode. Respects your phone's text size.

HONEST PRICING
Free for 7 days with everything open, and no card needed to start. After that, one single purchase of $6.99 keeps Oathway open for life: no subscription, no automatic charge, no ads. If you don't buy, nothing is deleted and you can still export your progress and your backup. The USCIS questions are public: you can always read them at uscis.gov. Restore your purchase on a new phone with the same Google account.

Questions or ideas? Write to cmorehollman@gmail.com

Recent changes:
New in 1.1: Oathway is free for 7 days with everything open, then a one-time $6.99 keeps it for life. No subscription, no ads, no card for the trial. Your 7 days start when you open this version, and nothing is ever deleted. Also: clearer on/off switches in dark mode, nothing showing behind the 3-button bar, more room at the edges, a centered layout on tablets, and Back in the welcome steps goes one step at a time. Questions? cmorehollman@gmail.com