U.S. NATURALIZATION TEST PREP

Walk into your citizenship interview ready.

A step-by-step course built with an immigration attorney's office, covering everything from eligibility to your oath ceremony.

YOUR PATH TO CITIZENSHIP
1
Welcome
2
Eligibility
3
N-400
4
Biometrics
5
Interview & Exam Prep
6
The Interview
7
Oath Ceremony
THE COURSE

Seven stages, one clear path.

Every stage of the naturalization process, broken into short lessons with real practice questions.

STAGE 1

Welcome

A personal welcome from our founder, an immigration attorney, and an overview of what the course covers.

STAGE 2

Eligibility

Confirm you qualify to apply: residency length, age, and good moral character basics.

STAGE 3

N-400 Application

Line-by-line guidance for filling out the Application for Naturalization correctly.

STAGE 4

Biometrics

What to expect at your biometrics appointment: documents, timing, and what gets collected.

STAGE 5

Interview & Exam Prep

Civics practice questions, reading and writing exercises, official vocabulary lists, and mock interviews.

STAGE 6

The Interview

What actually happens at the interview, how officers evaluate you, and the possible outcomes.

STAGE 7

Oath Ceremony

What to bring, what happens on the day, and the moment you officially become a U.S. citizen.

TRY IT YOURSELF

A real sample question.

Every lesson ends with practice questions like this one, styled after the actual civics test.

SAMPLE QUESTION

What is the supreme law of the land?

PRICING

Simple pricing.

MONTHLY

$19.99/mo

Full course access, billed monthly. Cancel anytime.

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WHAT STUDENTS SAY

Real progress, not just test prep.

"This course made studying for my citizenship test so much easier. Everything was explained clearly, and I liked being able to practice the questions on my own time."

"I was nervous about the interview and civics test, but this helped me feel much more prepared. The practice questions and mock interview were especially helpful."

"I really liked how simple everything was to follow. I could go through each section step by step and see what I still needed to work on before my interview."