My details

Fill this in once. Every page then shows your own senator, representative, governor and capital instead of a blank.

Your state and your officials Your state

One of your U.S. senators (Q23)

Your state capital (Q62)

Filled in automatically from your state.

Your congressional district Your U.S. representative (Q29) Your governor (Q61)

We do not publish governor names. No official federal source lists them in a form we can keep current, and a name that went stale here would be a wrong answer at your interview. Look yours up and type it in — it takes a moment and it is then yours for good.

Find your elected officials (usa.gov) →

Your interview answers (N-400)

The officer asks these in English at the start of the interview. Filling them in here puts your own answers into the interview simulator.

Full name

Date of birth

Three boxes, so you can type it. For example: January 3 1985.

Month

Day

Year

Address

Street, city, state. Stays on this device.

Country of birth

Year you became a permanent resident

Where these details are kept On this device only Recommended. Nothing leaves your browser. If you clear your browser data or use another device, you fill this in again. Sync across my devices Copies the details on this page — your name, date of birth, address, country of birth, permanent-resident year and your state officials — to your other devices, so you do not type them again. Off unless you turn it on, and deletable from here and from the Progress page.

Your own answers to the N-400 interview questions never leave this device, whichever option you choose.

🔒 Saved on this device, in your browser. None of it is sent to us unless you switch on sync at the bottom of this page — and your N-400 interview answers are never sent, whatever you choose.

Officials change. Confirm your own before your interview at usa.gov and uscis.gov/citizenship/testupdates. usa.gov · uscis.gov/citizenship/testupdates