When do I know if I passed the citizenship test?
We’re now inviting applicants to take the citizenship test online.
In-person tests may also be available if you need an accommodation.
For the latest instructions, wait for and check your invitation.
You need to get at least 15 out of 20 questions correct to pass the test.
Online test
You’ll get your unofficial test score right after you submit the test.
After your test, we’ll need time to review your answers and the information you submitted before the test. It can take several months before the test score becomes official.
Learn more about how we review your online test result.
In-person test
You’ll get your official test score right after you take the test.
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