U.S. naturalization interview · English writing

Citizenship Writing Test Practice

In the interview, the officer reads up to three sentences aloud and you write them down. You pass when you write one of them correctly. Practise here with the official USCIS writing vocabulary, and see exactly why a sentence would pass or fail.

Choose how to practise

Interview

Three sentences, like the real test. The officer stops as soon as you write one correctly. You can ask for one repeat.

Practice

Ten sentences. Listen as often as you like, slow the voice down, and learn from every mistake.

Include longer sentences (two facts joined with "and")

Use headphones if you can. In the real interview you write by hand on a digital pad; typing here trains your listening and spelling. Capital letters and full stops don't decide the result.