Questions and Answers

How the subscription works, what is open to everyone, and what this site can and cannot do for you on the 2025 civics test.

Is this the official test?: No. An independent study tool, using the official questions and answers word for word.
What can I use without paying?: A sample of the questions and a few complete lessons, open to everyone, without an account.
What does it cost?: The plans and their exact amounts are on the pricing page.
Does a trial turn into a paid subscription?: Yes: it renews automatically at the regular rate when its full access ends, unless you cancel first.
How do I cancel?: You can cancel at any time from your account page or by contacting support@citizenshiped.com. Access continues to the end of the paid period.
Do I need a password?: No. You can sign in with a code sent to your email, or set a password on your account page if you prefer one.
Which version of the test does it cover?: This site covers the 2025 civics test. USCIS decides which version applies to you.
I am 65 or older and have been a permanent resident a long time, is that different?: USCIS lets applicants who are 65 years old or older, and living in the United States as a lawful permanent resident for 20 or more years. study a shorter list in their own language; the 65/20 track here has its own lessons, quizzes and practice test for exactly those 20 questions, and the practice test scores you on answer boxes.
What language is the site in?: English and Español; the official questions and answers stay in English, because the interview is conducted in English, apart from the exemptions USCIS itself grants.
Can I get a refund?: Canceling stops the next charge; money already taken is covered by the refund policy.
Will this tell me whether I will pass?: No: practice scores show what you have learned; they are not a prediction, and this site does not guarantee any outcome.

Prices are on the pricing page. Anything not answered here goes to the contact page.