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2025/2026
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The 65/20 Special Consideration rule assists older permanent residents in becoming U.S. citizens by simplifying the naturalization test. Applicants over 65 who have lived in the U.S. for 20 years only study 20 selected questions, can take the test in their preferred language, and need to answer just 6 correctly to pass.
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The “Rule of Law” is a fundamental American principle ensuring that laws apply equally to all, including government leaders. It prevents abuses of power and maintains fairness in governance. For those preparing for the US citizenship test, understanding this concept is crucial, as it may be questioned during the civics interview.
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The Statue of Liberty, located on Liberty Island in New York Harbor, symbolizes freedom. Officially part of New York, it is closer to New Jersey. Accessible only by ferry from Battery Park or Liberty State Park, visitors can also explore nearby Ellis Island. It was a gift from France in 1886.
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The American flag symbolizes the nation’s history with 13 stripes representing the original colonies and 50 stars representing the states. The stripes feature seven red and six white, symbolizing the colonies’ bravery. The flag’s colors also hold meanings: red for valor, white for purity, and blue for justice.
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The naturalization retest process allows applicants who fail the English or civics tests two chances to succeed. After the first interview, they receive Form N-652 indicating which parts were failed, followed by a second interview within 60-90 days. If unsuccessful again, applicants can reapply or request a hearing. The 2025 civics test has updated requirements.
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