American Government — System of Government · Question 29 of 128
Who signs bills to become laws?
Practice answer: The President
Why this is the answer
The President signs bills passed by Congress to make them law. A bill becomes a law after it completes the required legislative process and is signed, unless Congress overrides a veto.
On the 2026 citizenship test, a USCIS officer asks up to 20 questions from the official 128-question pool — answering 12 correctly passes.
Study translations and question index
Practice index: 29. This is not the official 2025 syllabus question number. Translation indices share the same practice ID and answer-option order.
Español — practice:29:es
¿Quién firma los proyectos de ley para que se conviertan en leyes?
El Presidente
العربية — practice:29:ar
من يوقع على مشاريع القوانين لتصبح قوانين؟
الرئيس
Official syllabus and legal sources
M-1778 (09/25) — 2025 USCIS syllabus. Retrieved 2026-10-15. Check current USCIS answers.
- 8 U.S.C. § 1423 — English, history and civics requirements
- 8 C.F.R. § 312.2 — Knowledge of history and government
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