Three civics answers depend on where you live
State-specific civics resources
Some civics questions have different correct answers depending on your state — your two U.S. senators, your governor, and your state capital. Pick your state to practice with the right answers built in.
Choose your state
Northeast
Connecticut
Hartford
Maine
Augusta
Massachusetts
Boston
New Hampshire
Concord
New Jersey
Trenton
New York
Albany
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Rhode Island
Providence
Vermont
Montpelier
South & Atlantic
Alabama
Montgomery
Delaware
Dover
District of Columbia
No state capital
Florida
Tallahassee
Georgia
Atlanta
Kentucky
Frankfort
Maryland
Annapolis
North Carolina
Raleigh
South Carolina
Columbia
Virginia
Richmond
West Virginia
Charleston
Midwest
Illinois
Springfield
Indiana
Indianapolis
Iowa
Des Moines
Kansas
Topeka
Michigan
Lansing
Minnesota
Saint Paul
Missouri
Jefferson City
Nebraska
Lincoln
North Dakota
Bismarck
Ohio
Columbus
South Dakota
Pierre
Wisconsin
Madison
South Central
Arkansas
Little Rock
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Mississippi
Jackson
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Tennessee
Nashville
Texas
Austin
West & Pacific
Deeper state guides are coming
Field-office locations, what to bring, and local nonprofits that help with citizenship — per state.
Coming soon
We're building a guide for each state: your nearest USCIS field office, document checklists, and free local help.
- ★ Nearest USCIS field office & what to expect
- ★ State-by-state document checklists
- ★ Free local citizenship classes and legal aid
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