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U.S. Citizenship (N-400)

Become a U.S. citizen through naturalization. Complete N-400 application service with attorney review, interview preparation, civics test materials, and comprehensive support.

$1,995
Our Fee (Attorney Included)
$710-$760
Government Fee
8-12 mo
Processing Time

Become a U.S. Citizen

  • Attorney Review Included
  • 100% Online Process
  • Interview Preparation
  • Study Materials Included
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Important 2025 Changes to Naturalization Process

  • New Civics Test: Applications filed on or after October 20, 2025 will use the new 2025 test (20 questions from 128, need 12 correct)
  • Enhanced Good Moral Character Review: USCIS now evaluates positive contributions to society, not just absence of criminal record
  • Stricter Vetting: Resumed neighborhood investigations and enhanced background checks as of August 2025
  • New Fee Structure: $710 online filing (discounted), $760 paper filing. Reduced fee of $380 available for qualifying low-income applicants

Are You Eligible for U.S. Citizenship?

You must meet these requirements to apply for naturalization

Age Requirement

Must be at least 18 years old when filing Form N-400

Green Card (LPR) Status

Must be a lawful permanent resident for at least 5 years (or 3 years if married to U.S. citizen)

Continuous Residence

Have lived continuously in the U.S. as a green card holder during the required period (5 years or 3 years)

Physical Presence

Be physically present in the U.S. for at least half of the required residence period (30 or 18 months)

Good Moral Character

No serious criminal history, tax evasion, or immigration fraud during the statutory period

English & Civics

Ability to read, write, and speak basic English. Knowledge of U.S. history and government (civics test)

What's Included in Our $1,995 Service

Complete naturalization package with attorney review

N-400 Application Preparation

  • Complete Form N-400
  • Document compilation
  • Accuracy verification
  • Online filing assistance

Attorney Document Review

  • Licensed attorney review
  • Eligibility assessment
  • Risk evaluation
  • Personalized guidance

Interview Preparation

  • Comprehensive interview guide
  • Practice questions
  • Document checklist
  • Tips for success

Civics Test Materials

  • 2025 civics test study guide
  • All 128 questions & answers
  • Practice tests
  • Study strategies

English Test Preparation

  • Reading practice materials
  • Writing practice materials
  • Speaking test guidance
  • Exemption evaluation

Ongoing Support

  • USCIS correspondence handling
  • RFE response assistance
  • Case status monitoring
  • Oath ceremony guidance

The Naturalization Process: Step by Step

Your journey to becoming a U.S. citizen

1

Consultation & Eligibility Assessment

Day 1

Free consultation to verify citizenship eligibility, review your green card status, assess travel issues or criminal history, and create your naturalization strategy.

2

Document Gathering

Week 1

Collect required documents: green card, passport, travel history, tax returns, employment records, marriage/divorce certificates (if applicable), and any criminal records.

3

N-400 Application Completion

Week 2

Attorney-reviewed completion of your N-400 application with 100% accuracy. We handle all forms, supporting documents, translations, and evidence compilation.

4

USCIS Filing & Receipt

Week 3

Electronic submission to USCIS with payment of government fees. You receive a receipt notice with your case number within 2-4 weeks.

5

Biometrics Appointment

1-3 months

USCIS schedules fingerprinting appointment at local Application Support Center. We prepare you for what to expect and required documents to bring.

6

Interview Preparation

6-10 months

Comprehensive interview coaching with practice questions, document review checklist, civics test preparation (all 128 questions), and English test guidance.

7

Citizenship Interview

8-12 months

USCIS officer conducts interview to verify application accuracy, test English ability (reading, writing, speaking), and administer civics exam (10 questions, must answer 6 correctly).

8

Decision & Oath Ceremony

9-14 months

Receive approval decision (same day or by mail). Attend naturalization oath ceremony to take Oath of Allegiance and receive your Certificate of Naturalization.

Required Documents Checklist

Documents you'll need for your N-400 application

Required for All Applicants

  • Copy of green card (front and back)
  • Copy of passport biographical pages
  • Two passport-style photos
  • Complete travel history (all trips outside U.S.)
  • Tax returns (last 5 years recommended)
  • Copy of marriage certificate (if applicable)
  • Copy of divorce/death certificate (if previously married)

Additional Situations

  • Birth certificates of children (if applicable)
  • Criminal records (if any arrests - even if dismissed)
  • Court dispositions for all arrests
  • Child support payment records (if applicable)
  • Selective Service registration (males 18-26)
  • Name change documents (if changed name)
  • Any USCIS correspondence

Document Tips

  • Keep original documents safe—submit copies only
  • Translate non-English documents with certified translation
  • Organize documents chronologically for interview
  • Bring complete travel records showing all trips outside U.S.
  • If arrested (even if charges dropped), bring certified court records

Avoid These Critical N-400 Mistakes

Common errors that delay or derail citizenship applications

Filing Too Early

Applying before meeting 5-year (or 3-year) green card requirement. Can file up to 90 days before, but not earlier.

Application rejected, lose fee

Not Disclosing Arrests

Failing to report ALL arrests—even if charges dropped, dismissed, or expunged. USCIS sees everything on FBI check.

Fraud finding, permanent bar

Breaking Continuous Residence

Taking trips outside U.S. of 6+ months (or 1+ year) without advance planning. Breaks continuous residence requirement.

Denial, must wait and reapply

Failing to Pay Taxes

Not filing tax returns for all years as LPR. Tax compliance is part of good moral character requirement.

Denial for lack of GMC

Incomplete Application

Leaving questions blank on N-400 or writing "N/A" instead of providing truthful answers.

RFE or denial

Poor Interview Preparation

Not studying for civics test or practicing English. Failing tests means continued interview or denial.

Failed test, delayed citizenship

How We Ensure Your Success

With attorney review on every citizenship application, we verify eligibility timing, disclose all history appropriately, calculate continuous residence correctly, ensure tax compliance, prepare complete applications, and provide comprehensive test preparation. Our systematic approach maximizes approval chances.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the naturalization process take?
The entire process typically takes 8-14 months from filing to oath ceremony. Processing times vary by USCIS office location and current caseload.
Can I travel outside the U.S. while my application is pending?
Yes, you can travel with your green card and valid passport. However, avoid trips longer than 6 months as they may affect your continuous residence requirement.
What happens if I fail the civics or English test?
If you fail either test during your interview, USCIS gives you a second chance. You will be rescheduled within 60-90 days to retake only the portion(s) you failed.
Do I need to hire an attorney for citizenship?
Not legally required, but highly recommended. Attorney review ensures application accuracy, identifies potential issues early, and significantly increases approval chances.

Transparent Pricing Breakdown

Complete cost breakdown with no hidden fees

Complete Citizenship Package

$1,995

Our Attorney-Reviewed Service Fee

What You Pay Us ($1,995):

  • Complete N-400 naturalization application
  • Licensed attorney document review & strategy
  • Eligibility assessment & risk evaluation
  • Document compilation & organization
  • Interview preparation materials
  • Civics test study guide (all 128 Q&A)
  • English test practice materials
  • USCIS correspondence handling
  • Case monitoring through citizenship

Government Fees (Paid to USCIS):

Online Filing (recommended):$710
Paper Filing:$760
Reduced Fee (if qualify):$380

Total Investment:

Our Fee + Government Fee:$2,705

(Online filing, most applicants)

Payment Options: We offer flexible payment plans for our $1,995 service fee. Government fees are paid directly to USCIS when filing. Ask about our payment options during your free consultation.

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Legal Disclaimer: This page provides general information about the U.S. citizenship and naturalization process. It is not legal advice. Processing times, fees, and requirements are subject to change by USCIS. Individual cases vary significantly. Approval is not guaranteed. Prior results do not guarantee similar outcomes. Schedule a consultation for personalized assessment of your specific situation.