Oathpal

What's inside

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  All 128 civics questions, with plain-English answers

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  Flashcards and quizzes that focus your weak spots

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  Mock interview — hear each question, answer by speaking

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  English reading and writing practice too

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  Your own state and district officials, kept current

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  Free, ad-supported — optional ad-free purchase

Built around the 2025 test — and the whole interview

The civics test was redesigned for 2025, with a larger pool of questions and more asked at the interview, so older study sets no longer match. Oathpal is built around the current version: all 128 civics questions with their official answers, the English reading and writing tests drawn from the official vocabulary, and a mock interview that follows the real format so the day feels familiar. The answers that change — your senators, representative, governor and state capital — are filled in for the state and district you choose and stamped with the date they were checked, with uscis.gov cited as the source. It is a study aid, not a government service: it is not affiliated with USCIS, and it gives no legal or immigration advice.

ⓘ Oathpal is an independent study aid. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to USCIS (U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services) or any US government agency. The official naturalization test is administered only by USCIS; practising here produces no result or status, and this is not legal or immigration advice. The questions and answers follow uscis.gov.

Frequently asked questions

What does Oathpal help me study?

The US naturalization test: all 128 questions of the 2025 civics test, each with its official answer and a one-line plain-English explanation; the English reading and writing tests, built from the official vocabulary; and the interview itself. You can learn with flashcards, drill with quizzes that target your weak questions, and fill in your own state and district officials so those answers are right for you.

Is Oathpal affiliated with USCIS or the US government?

No. Oathpal is an independent study aid. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to USCIS (U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services) or any US government agency, and practising here produces no certificate, result or official status. It cites uscis.gov as the source for the questions and answers, and it does not give legal or immigration advice.

Does Oathpal work offline, and do I need an account?

Yes, it works offline, and there is no account. All the questions, answers and vocabulary are built into the app, and your progress, settings and the state and district you pick stay on your device — nothing is uploaded. The only things that go online are the ads that keep the app free and a purchase if you choose to make one.

How does the mock interview work?

It plays the part of the officer: it reads each question aloud and you answer by speaking, by typing, or by marking yourself, one question at a time. It follows the real format — a set number of questions with a pass mark, and a reduced set for people who qualify for the 65/20 rule. Your voice is handled on your device to check your answer; Oathpal does not record or upload it.

Is Oathpal free, and does it show ads?

Oathpal is free, and every study feature is free — nothing about the test is locked behind a payment. It is supported by ads, shown at natural breaks and never next to the answer buttons, with a consent choice where the law requires it. If you prefer no ads, there is an optional one-time purchase or a monthly subscription that removes them; everything else is unchanged.

Is Oathpal on Android and iPhone?

Oathpal is built for both Android and iPhone, and is coming soon to Google Play and the App Store — this page and its privacy policy are published ahead of the listings.