Helping Permanent Residents Apply for U.S. Citizenship
Our office assists lawful permanent residents with the naturalization process, including Form N-400 preparation, USCIS documentation, interview preparation, and legal guidance for applicants with travel, criminal history, tax, or eligibility concerns.
✅ Guidance Through the Entire Citizenship Process✅ N-400 Filing & Supporting Documentation✅ Assistance With Travel & Eligibility Concerns✅ Direct access to an attorney — not a paralegal mill
Naturalization cases may appear simple, but mistakes or overlooked issues can cause delays, denials, or unnecessary complications. Our office helps applicants prepare complete and accurate filings and understand what to expect at each stage.
We help applicants prepare a complete, well-organized case that anticipates USCIS concerns before they become Requests for Evidence or interview problems.
We commonly assist with:
Our focus is preparation: complete documentation, consistent information across forms, and a clear strategy that puts the strongest possible case in front of USCIS.
1. Initial Consultation & Eligibility ReviewWe review your green card history, travel history, residence, criminal background, tax issues, and other eligibility factors.
2. Form N-400 PreparationOur office prepares the naturalization application and gathers the required supporting documents.
3. USCIS FilingThe completed N-400 application is submitted to USCIS with the required filing fee and supporting materials.
4. Biometrics AppointmentUSCIS may schedule biometrics for fingerprinting and background screening.
5. Naturalization InterviewApplicants attend a USCIS interview, where they may be tested on English, U.S. history, civics, and eligibility.
6. Oath CeremonyIf approved, the applicant attends the oath ceremony and becomes a U.S. citizen.
We handle naturalization cases on a flat-fee basis. After your consultation, you receive a complete quote based on your specific situation — no hourly billing, no hidden fees.
USCIS filing fees are separate and paid directly to USCIS.
All fee structures are discussed clearly before representation begins.
We represent Citizenship & Naturalization applicants in Glendale, Los Angeles, Burbank, Pasadena, North Hollywood, Van Nuys, Studio City, Eagle Rock, Silver Lake, Los Feliz, and surrounding areas — and serve clients statewide.
Many permanent residents may apply after 5 years of lawful permanent residence, or after 3 years if applying based on marriage to a U.S. citizen and meeting all requirements.
Possibly. Extended trips may create continuous residence issues, so travel history should be reviewed before filing.
Most applicants must complete the English and civics test, but certain age-based and disability-related exceptions may apply.
You should have your record reviewed before filing. Some criminal history may delay or prevent naturalization.
Not everyone needs an attorney, but legal guidance is helpful if there are travel, criminal, tax, immigration, or documentation concerns.
Yes. Our office helps clients understand the interview process and prepare for common questions and documentation issues.
Our office assists lawful permanent residents throughout Los Angeles County with U.S. citizenship and naturalization applications.