American Government
-Principles of American Democracy
-System of Government
-Rights and Responsibilities (being a U.S. Citizen)

American History
-Colonial Period and Independence
-1800s (time period)
-Recent American History and Other Important Historical Information

Integrated Civics
-Geography
-Symbols
-Holidays)

To become an American Citizen, you must pass the mandatory US Naturalization Test. Citizen Now app is designed to help you effectively study; you can practice and evaluate your knowledge with the actual 100 (or 128, 2020 Version) civics questions based on the official study guides from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Included Flashcards, Writing test, Reading test, Study materials, Videos, Audios, and more.

On the day of your exam (oral test), a USCIS officer will ask you up to 10 (or 20 if you applied for citizenship after December 1, 2020) questions of the 100 (or 128) original questions (included in this App). You will be asked, and you must answer in English. You need at least 6 (or 12) 60% correct answers to pass the US Citizenship Test.

You will be asked to write a sentence in English, and also, you will be asked to read out loud a sentence in English to demonstrate your listening, writing, and reading skills.

App Features:
-flashcards mode
-star your flashcards for later review
-play all questions and answers audio automatically
-3 different practice modes
-pronounce all questions
-pronounce all answers

The following questions are not part of this app:
- Name your U.S. Representative. (depends on your state.)
- Who is one of your state’s U.S. Senators now? (depends on your state)
- Who is the Governor of your state now? (depends on your state)

Dec 1, 2020 UPDATES: There are two versions of the USCIS tests (128-question version and 100-question version). The version you will be tested on during the civics test will depend on your N-400 filing date (BEFORE Dec 1, 2020, you will take the 100-question version; ON or AFTER Dec 1, 2020, you will take the 128-question version).

For those taking the 128-question version:
The actual civics test is NOT a multiple choice test, but it is an oral interview. During the interview, a USCIS officer will verbally ask you up to 20 questions from the list of 128 questions in English. You need to answer 12 out of the 20 questions correctly to pass the civics test.