Immigration → Naturalization (N-400)
Naturalization (N-400)
Attorney-supervised preparation of your N-400 Application for Naturalization. Become a U.S. citizen with confidence.
Eligibility & Scope
Who This Is For
- LPR (green card holder) for at least 3 or 5 years
- Continuous residence and physical presence requirements met
- Age 18 or older at time of filing
- Good moral character history
- Able to demonstrate English and civics knowledge (or qualify for exemptions)
May Require Consultation First
- Criminal history involving aggravated felonies
- Prior removal or deportation orders
- Multiple trips abroad exceeding 6 months (continuous residence issues)
- Outstanding child support or tax obligations
What's Included
Included in Our Flat Fee
- Structured intake questionnaire
- Personalized document checklist
- Attorney preparation of N-400
- Supporting evidence assembly guidance
- Attorney review and quality check
- Final filing package
- Secure portal access throughout
Not Included (Requires Separate Retention)
- USCIS filing fee ($760 standard, $0 for some military)
- Biometrics appointment travel
- Interview preparation coaching (available separately)
- Denial appeal or USCIS litigation
Documents You'll Need
Copy of green card (front and back)
Passport(s) for past 5 years
Travel history (all trips outside U.S.)
Tax returns for past 5 years
Selective Service registration (if applicable)
Marriage/divorce certificates (if applicable)
Criminal records (if any)
* A complete, personalized checklist is provided through the secure portal after intake.
Attorney Fees
$750 – $950
Attorney Fee
Flat attorney fee. USCIS filing fee of $760 is paid separately. Fee may vary based on complexity identified during intake review.
Payment Stages
1
50% retainer due at engagement2
50% balance due before filing package is releasedProcess & Timeline
1
Intake Completed
Complete the secure online questionnaire.
Week 1
2
Documents Gathered
Upload required documents through the portal.
Week 1–2
3
Attorney Drafts N-400
Attorney prepares and reviews your application.
Week 2–3
4
Client Reviews & Signs
You review the draft and provide e-signature authorization.
Week 3
5
Filed with USCIS
Final package submitted to USCIS. You receive receipt notice.
Week 3–4
6
Biometrics & Interview
USCIS schedules biometrics and naturalization interview (timing varies by field office).
3–18 months post-filing
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to Proceed?
Start your secure intake today or schedule a consultation with an attorney.