Support & Contact
How can we help?
Found a bug, an outdated senator/governor, or a translation that doesn't read right? Let us know, and we usually reply within 24 to 48 hours.
Email support
Email is the fastest way to reach a human. Please include your iOS version and (if relevant) which question or screen the issue is on.
support@teklabs.xyzFrequently asked questions
Is this the official USCIS test?
The app uses the official 128-question 2025 USCIS Civics Test (M-1778), the version operative for naturalization applications filed on or after October 20, 2025. The app is not affiliated with or endorsed by USCIS.
The real test is oral. How does the app practise that?
The app drills the same 128 questions with the same pass mark, in multiple choice: four options, instant feedback, and then the full list of wordings USCIS accepts, so you learn every answer the officer can take rather than one phrasing. Any question can be read aloud with the speaker button. The only thing left for the day itself is saying the answer out loud.
Why is the senator wrong?
Senators, governors, and the Speaker/President/VP/Chief Justice can change between elections and appointments. We refresh state data and live-data links periodically, but if you spot something stale, email us : we ship updates to your phone within a day. For the absolute current list, USCIS maintains uscis.gov/citizenship/testupdates.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign-in or cloud sync. Your bookmarks, wrong-answer history and practice attempts are stored on your device.
Why do I see ads?
The app is free, and ads help cover development and hosting costs. Ads appear when you finish a study session or a mock exam, and on some overview screens, never while you are answering a question. We use Google AdMob, which follows iOS App Tracking Transparency: you can change that permission any time in iOS Settings under Privacy & Security, Tracking.
Is the app available in Spanish?
The app interface runs in English or Spanish, but the questions themselves stay in English, the way the officer asks them. USCIS publishes the 2025 test in English only, and the oral test is given in English (with limited special-consideration exceptions).
I think this answer is wrong.
Email us with the question number. We cross-check against M-1778 (the official USCIS document) and ship corrections in the next update.