Liberty-Go

Liberty-Go prepares you for every part of the U.S. naturalisation interview: the civics test, the English reading and writing tests, and the conversation with the officer. Every question, hint and instruction appears in English with your own language beside it. You practise the English you will actually need on the day, without losing the meaning. THE 2025 CIVICS TEST - All 128 official questions - Answers for your state: your senators, your representative, your governor, your state capital - Multiple choice practice with an explanation after every answer - Know exactly which questions you have learned and which you have not MOCK INTERVIEW - A mock officer asks the questions out loud and listens to your answer - Four officer voices to practise with, so one accent never becomes a crutch - Questions from your own N-400 mixed in with civics, in a different order every sitting - Your spoken answer is compared with the answer expected, word by word - See what you said, what was missing, and what to say next time - Ask the officer to repeat or rephrase a question, just like the real thing YOUR OWN N-400 - Scan your completed Form N-400 - The interview then asks about your answers, not somebody else's example - Practise part by part, in the order the officer works through the form READING AND WRITING - Read official sentences aloud and have them scored - Write sentences by hand on screen, or type them - Hear each sentence spoken before you write it THE PLEDGE AND THE ANTHEM - Practise the Pledge of Allegiance and The Star-Spangled Banner line by line STAY ON TRACK - A readiness score built from what you have actually answered correctly - Add your interview date and watch the countdown - A daily reminder at the time you choose LANGUAGES English paired with Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Tagalog, Haitian Creole, Arabic, Korean, Portuguese, Russian or French. Liberty-Go is an independent study app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services or any other government agency, and it does not provide legal advice. Official forms and information are available free at uscis.gov.