Citizenship & Naturalization

N-400 Naturalization

From permanent resident to U.S. citizen.

We prepare your forms, organize your documents, and draft the letters for your case.

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Visa Express Fees

From $190 USD

*Approximate costs. Consult with our team for specifics about your case.

Packages and Options

REVIEW

USD 190

Review of an already-prepared N-400.

ESSENTIAL

USD 390

N-400 + file + study guide.

Most recommended

COMPLETE

USD 590

Expanded review + 1 mock interview.

INTEGRAL

USD 790

Reinforced preparation + 2 mock interviews.

PREPARATION

4–7 business days

With a complete file

USCIS FEE

Paid separately

Check current amount

PAYMENT

70% / 30%

Review: 100% upfront

What is N-400 naturalization?

Naturalization is the process by which a permanent resident who meets the requirements for time, physical presence, and good moral character becomes a U.S. citizen. The application is filed with USCIS using Form N-400 and includes an interview with an English and civics test.

Who Might This Be Right For?

  • Are permanent residents who meet the minimum required residency time.
  • Meet the continuous physical presence requirement in the United States.
  • Have no record affecting the good moral character requirement.
  • Can prepare for the English and civics test.
  • Have a valid green card.

Each situation must be reviewed individually. Acceptance of the service is subject to the information and documents provided by the client.

What's Included in the Service?

Initial questionnaire about residency, travel, and personal history.
Administrative review of residency time and physical presence.
Preparation of Form N-400.
Personalized checklist of supporting documents.
Organization of the documents provided.
Study guide for the English and civics test, depending on the package.
Mock interview, depending on the package.
Instructions to review, sign, and file the application.

Study materials and mock interviews are based on official content published by USCIS.

What's Not Included?

Payment of the USCIS fee.
Certified translations.
Legal analysis of complex records.
Legal representation.
In-person accompaniment to the interview.
Attorney services.
Guarantee of approval.

Documents That May Be Used

Permanent resident card (valid or expired).
Valid passport.
Travel history outside the United States.
Tax returns from recent years.
Marital status documents (marriage, divorce, if applicable).

The final list will depend on your history. These documents should not be uploaded through the public contact form.

Process Steps

1

Initial review

Residency, travel, and personal history.

2

N-400 preparation

Form and supporting documents.

3

File and filing

Organization and final review.

4

Interview and test

Preparation depending on the package chosen.

Frequently Asked Questions

Generally 5 years, or 3 years if you obtained residency through marriage to a citizen and remain married. Each case must be verified.

Yes, except for age or residency-time exceptions recognized by USCIS.

With a complete file, preparation takes 4 to 7 business days.

Visa Express fees start at $190 USD. The USCIS fee is paid separately.

No. The decision belongs exclusively to USCIS.

Important terms of service

  • Fees start at $190 USD.
  • The USCIS fee is not included and its current amount must be verified.
  • Payment is arranged 70% / 30% depending on the package; the Review package is paid 100% upfront.
  • Records or situations requiring legal interpretation must be evaluated by a licensed attorney.
  • The client must provide truthful, complete, and up-to-date information.
  • Filing an application does not guarantee its approval.
  • The final decision belongs exclusively to USCIS.

Visa Express' general Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy apply. This service does not constitute legal representation.

Important Notice

Legal Notice: Visa Express LLC provides document preparation and administrative support services. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal representation. Supporting letters and statements are prepared exclusively with the information and documents provided by the client, who must review and approve them before use; they do not constitute legal advice. The applicant reviews and signs their own application. The final decision rests with the applicable government authority.

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Tell us about your situation and an advisor will explain the process and the right package for your case.

Do not send confidential documents, ID numbers, banking information, or immigration files through this initial form.