N-400 — U.S. Citizenship (Naturalization)
Apply for U.S. citizenship — with preparation that holds up under full review
The N-400 application is the final step toward becoming a U.S. citizen. Delays often happen when prior immigration history is inconsistent, documentation is incomplete, or eligibility is not fully reviewed.
We prepare your case with structure and attention to detail — ensuring everything is aligned before submission.
99%
Client Satisfaction
10+ Years
Immigration Experience
5K+
Cases Supported
Built For Naturalization Success
Citizenship is not just about filing — it is about confirming your eligibility and consistency across your entire immigration record.
- Inconsistent information can raise questions during review
- Incomplete history can create delays or complications
- Eligibility issues can surface at the interview stage
- Poor preparation increases interview uncertainty
Differentiation
Prepared for full-history review and interview readiness
Most N-400 issues arise because applicants focus only on the application — not their complete immigration history.
Immigration history reviewed as a whole
We prepare your case with consistency across prior filings and records.
Eligibility confirmed before filing
We assess residence, travel, and other requirements to avoid issues later.
Documentation prepared for clarity and review
Your case is structured to avoid confusion or additional scrutiny.
Prepared for interview-level review
We prepare your case based on how it will be reviewed and questioned.
System
A structured process from application to oath
The N-400 process involves filing, review, interview, and final decision. We manage your case so it remains consistent, complete, and ready at every stage.
Pre-filing review and case alignment
We prepare your case before submission to prevent inconsistencies.
Coordinated application preparation
Your case is structured clearly for USCIS review.
Case monitoring and interview preparation
We guide you through each stage so expectations are clear.
Prepared before interview, not after
We focus on making sure your case is ready before questioning begins.
Fees & Structure
Secure Your Citizenship — Finish Strong.
Flat Fee
Standard
Attorney-Prepared Filing
Begin with
$500
/Retainer
- $400 before USCIS submission
Service Includes:
Eligibility & Continuous Residence Review
We verify physical presence, continuous residence, good moral character, and filing eligibility timing.
N-400 Application Preparation
We prepare and review Form N-400 with structured documentation and disclosure accuracy control.
Travel & Tax History Review
We analyze extended travel, prior filings, and tax compliance risks.
Civics & Interview Preparation Guidance
We provide structured preparation for civics testing and officer questioning.
Filing Oversight
We ensure correct submission sequencing and document completeness.
Pricing Note: Fees apply to one applicant only. Additional dependents are $350–$500 each. Please contact us before payment if your case includes multiple applicants.
Flat Fee
Priority
Enhanced Attorney Representation
Begin with
$600
/Retainer
- $700 before USCIS submission
Service Includes Everything in Standard, Plus:
G-28 Formal Representation
We enter appearance before USCIS and receive official agency correspondence.
Direct USCIS Communication Handling
We manage procedural notices and structured responses.
Advanced Risk & Disclosure Review
We conduct deeper review of prior arrests, tax issues, travel gaps, or prior immigration history.
Priority Case Management
Accelerated review cycles and milestone monitoring.
Comprehensive Interview Strategy Session
We conduct detailed preparation simulating officer questioning patterns and disclosure review.
Pricing Note: Fees apply to one applicant only. Additional dependents are $350–$500 each. Please contact us before payment if your case includes multiple applicants.
What impressed me most was how organized everything was. They helped prepare my case carefully and made sure all documents were ready before filing. That level of preparation made a big difference. I Got It.
Jessica Morales
Client
Forms & Process
Government filing fees, medical examinations, and travel expenses are separate. RFEs, waivers, Adjustment of Status, and complex admissibility issues require separate engagement.
Key Forms
- Form N-400 — Application for Naturalization
- Form G-28 — Notice of Entry of Appearance (Priority only)
- Travel history documentation
- Tax records (if applicable)
- Selective Service documentation (if applicable)
- Marriage documentation (if applying under 3-year rule)
- Permanent Resident Card (Green Card)
Process Overview
- Step 1 — Eligibility & Residence Review
- Step 2 — N-400 Preparation & Filing
- Step 3 — Biometrics Appointment
- Step 4 — USCIS Interview & Civics Test
- Step 5 — Oath Ceremony
- Step 6 — Certificate of Naturalization Issued
- Step 7 — Final USCIS Decision
Frequently Asked Questions
Your questions deserve clear answers.
How long must I be a green card holder before applying?
Generally 5 years, or 3 years if married to a U.S. citizen.
What is continuous residence?
Maintaining residence in the U.S. without extended absences that disrupt eligibility.
What is the civics test?
A test covering U.S. history and government; applicants must answer correctly to pass.
Can prior arrests affect citizenship?
Yes. Criminal history may affect good moral character eligibility.
What documents are required?
Green card, travel history, tax records, and marital documentation if applicable.
How long does N-400 processing take?
Processing times vary by USCIS field office.
Is an interview required?
Yes. Applicants attend an interview and civics test.
Can I travel while N-400 is pending?
Yes, but extended absences may affect eligibility.
What happens after approval?
You attend an oath ceremony and receive a Certificate of Naturalization.
Can my application be denied?
Yes. Ineligibility, misrepresentation, or failure to meet statutory requirements may result in denial.
