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Citizenship & Green Card

N-400 naturalization, residency renewal and replacement, and removal of conditions. We prepare your interview so you arrive confident.

At a glance

  • Who qualifies: Residents meeting time and presence requirements.
  • Estimated time: Naturalization often takes 8 to 18 months depending on the office. Renewals vary.
  • First step: Eligibility check — We review timing, travel, and background.

Who it is for

  • Residents meeting time and presence requirements
  • Those renewing or replacing a green card
  • Conditional residents removing conditions (I-751)
  • People with questions about long trips or records

Requirements

  • Required time as a resident and physical presence
  • Good moral character and English and civics knowledge
  • N-400 or I-90/I-751 form depending on the case
  • Travel history and taxes in order

Process

  1. Eligibility check

    We review timing, travel, and background.

  2. N-400 or other filing

    We submit your form with evidence.

  3. Biometrics and study

    We share civics material in Spanish and English.

  4. Interview and oath

    We rehearse your interview before the real day.

Indicative timelines and costs

Timelines: Naturalization often takes 8 to 18 months depending on the office. Renewals vary.

Costs: USCIS per-form fees plus flat legal fees. Always in writing, no surprises.

Frequently asked questions

Must my English be perfect?

No. Basic reading, writing, and speaking are required, with exceptions by age and time as a resident. We assess you before filing.

Does travel affect my case?

Long trips can break continuous residence. We review your departures before filing the N-400.

Is this your case? Let’s talk.

Confidential consultation in your language. No commitment.

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