Citizenship & Naturalization
Citizenship is the final step of the immigration journey — and it deserves the same rigor as the first. We audit your travel, tax, and immigration history before filing, prepare you for the interview and civics test, and stand with you through the oath ceremony.
N-400 Naturalization (5-Year Rule)
Become a U.S. Citizen after five years as a lawful permanent resident.
Learn more →N-400 Naturalization (3-Year Marriage Rule)
Expedited citizenship for spouses of U.S. citizens.
Learn more →Military Naturalization (N-426)
Expedited citizenship for U.S. Armed Forces members and veterans.
Learn more →N-600 Certificate of Citizenship
Documenting citizenship acquired at birth or through a parent's naturalization.
Learn more →N-565 Replacement Certificate
Replacing a lost, stolen, mutilated, or outdated naturalization or citizenship certificate.
Learn more →Derivative Citizenship
Citizenship acquired automatically through a parent's naturalization or birth — analyzed under the correct statute.
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