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Apply for U.S. Citizenship
with Attorney Guidance

Attorney-guided N-400 preparation for green card holders across the United States. Free eligibility check — find out if you qualify in 2 minutes.

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Full N-400 Service

$1,199

Complete preparation, filing, and interview prep by licensed attorney.

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How It Works

1

Free Eligibility Check

Fill out the form below. We review your green card history, continuous residence, and any potential issues — within 1 business day.

2

Attorney Review

Hao Li, Esq. personally reviews your case. If you have complications (trips abroad, tax issues, prior offenses), we flag them before you file.

3

File & Prepare

We prepare your complete N-400 application and coach you for the naturalization interview. Flat fee — no hidden costs.

Free Eligibility Check

Takes 2 minutes. No obligation. Attorney response within 1 business day.

By submitting, you agree to be contacted by Finberg Firm PLLC. This form does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Helpful N-400 Guides

If you are a green card holder thinking about naturalization, these guides explain eligibility, timing, and interview preparation in more detail.

N-400 Eligibility Guide

Review the main eligibility filters before filing for citizenship.

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N-400 Timeline in 2026

Understand the typical path from screening to oath ceremony.

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N-400 Interview Preparation

Prepare for the interview by reviewing timeline consistency, travel, and records.

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Travel History Problems

Review why trips outside the U.S. can quietly delay naturalization timing.

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Tax Filing Issues Before Citizenship

Understand why tax consistency should be reviewed before filing N-400.

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Green Card vs Citizenship Timing

See when filing N-400 now makes sense and when waiting is smarter.

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Selective Service Missed Registration

Review status letters, age windows, and explanation strategy before N-400.

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Child Support and Family Support Proof

Prepare payment, tax, and compliance records before naturalization.

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Name Change and Record Mismatch Review

Line up green card, passport, tax, SSA, and court-order names before filing.

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Common Questions

How long does the N-400 process usually take?

Typical processing time is often around 8 to 14 months from filing to oath ceremony in 2026, but timing varies by field office and case complexity. Attorney preparation can reduce avoidable delay.

Do I need an attorney to file N-400?

No — but an attorney can identify issues before filing, prepare you for the interview, and handle complications that could result in denial.

What if I have trips outside the US?

Trips over 6 months can disrupt continuous residence requirements. An attorney review before filing is especially important in these cases.

What is the flat fee?

Full N-400 service is $1,199, including application preparation, document review, and interview coaching. No hidden fees.

Helpful N-400 Risk Guides

Good Moral Character Review

Taxes, support, citations, and disclosure consistency before filing.

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Criminal Record & Citations

Arrests, traffic citations, dismissed cases, and court dispositions.

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Timeline Mismatches

Address, job, school, travel, and tax records that should line up.

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Selective Service Missed Registration

Review status letters, age windows, and explanation strategy before N-400.

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Child Support and Family Support Proof

Prepare payment, tax, and compliance records before naturalization.

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Name Change and Record Mismatch Review

Line up green card, passport, tax, SSA, and court-order names before filing.

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FAQ

Common Questions

Review related SmartUSVisa guides, then contact Finberg Firm if you want legal help.

Who is this N-400 page for?

This page is for green card holders considering naturalization who want a clearer review of eligibility, risks, and filing options.

What if my N-400 case is not straightforward?

Travel history, taxes, criminal history, or other complications should usually be reviewed before filing rather than guessed through DIY research.

What should I read before requesting N-400 help?

Start with the eligibility, timeline, and interview preparation guides so your consultation request is more focused.

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