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09/20/2025

FAQs about 2025 new US citizenship test

In this video, we answer your biggest questions about the new citizenship test 2025 like:🤔 What's actually different in the 2025 naturalization civics test?...

09/19/2025

The Civics test portion of the US citizenship test will have 128 questions. Learn what’s new about these 2025 changes.

Keep tuned for new updates! We will update the app with the new 2025 civics test version too!

09/01/2025

This May Change Your Naturalization Process 😱👇

In a major policy shift, USCIS has reactivated a key part of the application process that could directly impact your case: The Neighborhood Investigations!

Under this Trump administration-era rule, officers can now interview your neighbors, friends, and employers about your character and residence for the last 5 years.

I will break down what this means for you. Stay updated!

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08/31/2025

Good News! 🎥 We're now on YouTube 📽 https://youtube.com/?feature=shared

Yes! We've got videos! We know many of you learn best by watching and listening, so we've created a space just for you.

Here’s what you’ll find:

✅ All 100 civics questions with the easiest answers to remember.

✅ Citizenship mock interviews, so you can see exactly what the interview is like.

✅️ Practice videos for each interview portion: N-400 interview, Have you ever questions, writing and readind test.

👉 Here's our channel: https://youtube.com/?feature=shared

Subscribe and hit the bell 🔔 so you never miss a new lesson. Let's keep learning together!

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07/01/2025

Citizenship interview simulation.
👉Watch Marcos Rodríguez García, a Cuban permanent resident since 2018, take on his naturalization interview in this realistic mock test.

The officer asked TOUGH Questions and Vocabulary Definitions! So, pay attention and take notes for your interview.

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06/19/2025

Full Practice! N400 Yes No Questions + Vocabulary Definitions.

In your U.S. citizenship interview, the officer WILL ask you the 37 'Have You Ever' Yes/No questions from Part 9 of the N400 form, and your answers could decide your approval.

But that’s not all! USCIS officers won’t just take your answers, they’ll test your understanding by asking you to define key terms. 😮

https://youtu.be/WOk4sBp504k?feature=shared

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04/12/2025

2025 Update | N-400 Vocabulary Definitions. Here is the complete list of terms with easy definitions. 👉 https://youtu.be/i5ziRYJNf78?feature=shared

Get ready to pass your US citizenship interview!

03/28/2025

If you’re planning to apply for naturalization in April, make sure you’re using the new edition of Form N-400 (edition date 01/20/25).

👉 Starting April 4, 2025, USCIS will only accept this version—so double-check before you file!

⚠️ Important change: The new form removes the option for a gender identity other than male or female. Now, you’ll only see “female” or “male” as choices.

03/20/2025

⏰ Short on time but eager to pass the 2025 US citizenship test? This video is for you! 👇

In this video, we break down the first 50 of the 100 civics questions for citizenship with the easiest answers to memorize and pronounce, even if English is not your strong suit.

Watch them several times and say them outloud to practice! You got this!

Short on time but eager to pass the 2025 US citizenship test? This video is for you! In this video, we break down the first 50 of the 100 civics questions f...

03/19/2025

The naturalization process is a marathon, not a sprint.⏰ 🏃‍♀ Between paperwork, tests, interviews, and waiting, it’s a journey that takes serious dedication.

But how long does it ACTUALLY take in your state?

🗓️ Timelines can vary a lot. Your local USCIS office’s workload, where you live, and whether USCIS needs extra docs from you can all speed things up or slow them down.

On average, it takes 8–12 months from the day you hit “submit” on your application to holding that naturalization certificate in your hands.

Want a better idea of what to expect in your state?

Join local Facebook or Reddit groups for applicants—people often share their real-time experiences there.

And if you’re craving a clear breakdown of each step (think: biometrics, interview, oath ceremony), we’ve got a timeline estimate on our blog.

Check the link on the first comment 👇

03/11/2025

New Video ‼️ Updated 100 Civics Questions & Answers for Your 2025 US Citizenship Test!

We're pleased to announce we are creating new YouTube content every week to help you ace your naturalization interview. 😃

In this video, we’ll walk you through the USCIS official 100 Civics Questions and Answers in order, updated for 2025, and give you the easiest answers to remember.

We’ve highlighted the simplest answers in red to make them easier to grasp.

If you like the video, please subscribe and hit the 🔔 button. We'll be uploading new videos every week.

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03/06/2025

Applying for citizenship? 👉 Take a moment to dive into Part 9 of Form N-400, it's the longest section! 📄✍️

During your interview day, a USCIS officer will ask you these questions, maybe even all 37 from Part 9.

They are known as the “Have you ever” questions because most of them start that way, or “Yes or No” questions, because you have to answer them with yes or no. ✅️❌️

Here are some of them:

- Have you EVER claimed to be a U.S. citizen (in writing or any other way)?

- Have you EVER registered to vote or voted in any Federal, state, or local election in the United
States?

- Do you currently owe any overdue Federal, state, or local taxes in the United States?

- Have you EVER served in, been a member of, assisted (helped), or participated in any military or
police unit?

- Have you EVER given any U.S. Government officials any information or documentation that was false, fraudulent, or misleading?

Get ready for your interview by thoroughly reviewing this section of your N-400 form and making sure you know all your answers. Be prepared!