The 2026 US Citizenship Test: 128 Questions, Answered
The 2026 naturalization interview uses the new 128-question civics test. Here's the format, real sample questions, and how to pass on your first try.
The 2026 naturalization interview uses the new 128-question civics test. Here's the format, real sample questions, and how to pass on your first try.
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The 2026 civics test has 128 questions, and you'll answer 20. Here's exactly what to study, what to expect, and how to pass on the first try.
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