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Nothing on this website should be construed as legal advice, immigration advice, or formal legal representation. Naturalization law and immigration eligibility can be intricate and fact-specific. If you need legal assistance with your Form N-400 application, continuous residence requirements, criminal history disclosures, or immigration waivers, you should consult an accredited immigration attorney licensed in your state or a representative recognized by the Department of Justice's Executive Office for Immigration Review (DOJ/EOIR).
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While our simulated 10-question mock interviews use the official 100 civics questions and standard 6-out-of-10 passing criteria, taking or passing practice tests on this website does not guarantee that you will pass the actual U.S. Naturalization Test administered during your interview.
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