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Spoken Practice — The Way the Interview Actually Works

The right question bank.
Said out loud.

The civics test is spoken, not multiple choice. Oathly is practice for that — an AI officer asks, you answer out loud, and you find out immediately. Automatically routed to the 2025 (128-question) or 2008 (100-question) test by your N-400 filing date.

128
Questions (2025 test)
100
Questions (2008 test)
21
Languages
Free
To Start

Practice the real thing, not flashcards with a different name

The interview is spoken. Oathly puts you in that situation so the real thing feels familiar.

1

Enter Your Filing Date

Tell Oathly your N-400 filing date. It routes you to the correct question bank automatically — 128 or 100. You can always override.

2

AI Officer Asks

An AI officer reads a question aloud, the way a real interview works. You speak your answer. No typing required.

3

Instant, Generous Grading

Oathly grades the way a real officer does — it accepts every acceptable answer, ignores filler and false starts, and never scores your accent.

4

Practice Until You're Ready

One full mock interview daily is free forever. See your score, review accepted answers, and focus on what you keep missing.

Built for the interview, not the flashcard

Every feature is shaped by what the real naturalization interview requires — not what a generic quiz app ships.

Automatic Test Routing

Tell Oathly your N-400 filing date. It determines whether you're on the 2025 128-question test or the 2008 100-question test. You can always override it yourself.

Spoken Mock Interviews

An AI officer asks the question out loud. You speak your answer. Graded immediately, with all accepted answers shown. If speech fails, type or tap instead — same screen, no session lost.

Focus Drill Pro

Identifies the questions you keep missing and drills them specifically, so your practice time goes where it's needed.

N-400 Interview Simulation Pro

Full mock of the N-400 personal-history portion — small talk, name, address, background. So the civic questions aren't the only thing you've practiced.

English Reading & Writing Tests Pro

Practice the English dictation and reading portions the same way — out loud, with immediate feedback.

65/20 Mode

If you're 65 or older and have held a green card for 20+ years, you may take a reduced set of 20 questions. Oathly has that mode built in.

Hands-Free Audio Mode Pro

Practice while you drive, walk, or do the dishes. The officer speaks, pauses for your answer, then reads the result — no screen needed.

Readiness Widget

A home-screen widget that shows today's readiness score, built from your recent mock-interview performance. Glanceable before your interview day.

Spanish First-Class

The Spanish catalog is reviewed by hand, uses tú throughout, and uses "Ajustes" for the Settings button. The largest share of this audience is Spanish-speaking.

No accounts. No recordings stored.

Practice answers are graded anonymously: only that one sentence and the question number are sent — no recording, and no identifiers beyond what you choose to type into the optional interview profile.

No Account Required

No sign-up, no email, no password. Download and start practicing.

History Lives On Your iPhone

Practice history and scores are stored locally. No cloud, no servers.

Anonymous Grading

Only the one spoken sentence and question number are sent for grading. No recording is stored on our end.

N-400 Answers Never Stored

Answers to the N-400 personal questions are used only to personalise small talk and are never stored or transmitted.

Free to start. 3-day trial included.

Flashcards and one daily mock interview are free forever. Upgrade for unlimited practice, the N-400 simulation, and hands-free mode.

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  • Automatic 128-vs-100 routing
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  • Readiness widget
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Common questions

Which civics test will I take — 100 or 128 questions?
It depends on your N-400 filing date. If you filed before the 2025 change, you take the 2008 test (100 questions, 10 asked, 6 to pass). If you filed after, you take the 2025 test (128 questions, 20 asked, 12 to pass). Tell Oathly your filing date and it routes you automatically. You can always override it yourself.
Is Oathly affiliated with USCIS or the US government?
No. Oathly is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by USCIS or the U.S. government. It is an independent study and practice tool. Passing a practice mock in Oathly is not a prediction of your real interview result.
Does it grade my accent or pronunciation?
No. The grader is built to be generous the way a real officer is: it accepts every acceptable answer, ignores filler and false starts, and never scores your accent or pronunciation. If it isn't sure it understood you, it asks you to confirm what you said instead of marking you wrong.
Can I practice if I'm eligible for the 65/20 rule?
Yes. If you're 65 or older and have held a green card for 20 or more years, you may take a reduced set of 20 questions. Oathly has a dedicated 65/20 mode built in.
What if I can't speak out loud — bad mic, no signal, a quiet room?
You can type or tap the answer instead, on the same screen, without losing your session. Speech is the primary path because that's how the interview works, but it's never a blocker.
Is Oathly available in Spanish?
Yes. Spanish is a first-class language here, not a translation target. The Spanish catalog is reviewed by hand, uses tú throughout, and uses regional conventions like "Ajustes" for the Settings button on the user's phone.

Practice until you're ready.
The interview is spoken.

Free to start. No account required. Your history stays on your device.

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Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by USCIS or the U.S. government. Passing a practice mock in Oathly is not a prediction of your real interview result.