If you are a lawful permanent resident and dream of becoming a U.S. citizen, we are ready to explore the best strategies for you. From filing Form N-400 and addressing potential challenges, to helping you prepare for the naturalization interview, our dedicated team of citizenship lawyers has the necessary experience to guide you through the entire process.
Applying for U.S. citizenship through naturalization is a major step toward achieving the American dream. To reach this milestone, applicants must meet the requirements for American citizenship, complete Form N-400, attend a naturalization interview, and prepare for the citizenship test. Green card holders could obtain even greater benefits than the ones they have today—and it is our mission to help them through immigration solutions.
At Lisinski Law Firm, our dedicated legal team of over 50 attorneys is ready to guide you through each step of the naturalization process. We help you prepare and review your citizenship application, identify potential issues before filing, and prepare you for the naturalization interview. Our bilingual team can also provide support in Spanish and assist you virtually for your convenience.
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Form N-400, also known as Application for Naturalization, is the application used by eligible green card holders to apply for U.S. citizenship through naturalization. At Lisinski Law Firm, we help clients review, prepare, and file Form N-400, helping review the application carefully and identify potential issues before filing. Our goal is to make clients feel confident before submitting their American citizenship application to USCIS.
Before applying, we will help you understand the main requirements for American citizenship, such as green card and immigration history, continuous residence and physical presence in the country, good moral character, and English/civics requirements for the exam. We always review eligibility criteria before filing the naturalization application. If you’re still wondering how to become an American citizen, our team is ready to help you understand your options.
The naturalization process generally includes an interview and citizenship test. We are ready to help you prepare for potential scenarios and questions about Form N-400, so that you feel confident during the naturalization interview. We may also explore the option to take the American citizenship exam in Spanish or qualify for an exemption.
Certain senior applicants may qualify for English-language exemptions or accommodations depending on their age and green card history. In some cases, requirements for American citizenship for seniors may vary. Our bilingual team can also help Spanish-speaking applicants understand how to become an American citizen, file Form N-400, and explore next steps. If either of these situations applies to you, don’t hesitate to reach out.
If your N-400 was previously denied or rejected, you should speak with a citizenship application lawyer before reapplying. At Lisinski Law Firm, we may review the denial, explore possible next steps, help you understand why your American citizenship application was denied, and help correct prior filing issues.
Before applying for naturalization, it is important to understand how your country’s laws may affect your citizenship status. We can help you understand the U.S. immigration aspects of dual citizenship and, when appropriate, recommend consulting the appropriate foreign government or qualified counsel regarding your country’s nationality laws.
Applying for U.S. citizenship can feel overwhelming, especially if you have questions about your eligibility, the citizenship test, past mistakes, travel history, tax issues, criminal history, or a prior denial. You do not have to navigate the process alone.
Our firm helps clients with Form N-400 applications, citizenship requirements, naturalization questions, citizenship denials, and dual citizenship concerns. We provide experienced legal guidance throughout the naturalization process and help you understand your options at every stage.
We will talk to you about your goals, immigration history, and questions related to becoming a U.S. citizen. We also review the requirements for American citizenship and identify potential issues before you apply.
We help prepare and review your citizenship application, ensuring it is complete and accurate.
We help you understand what to expect at the naturalization interview and how to prepare for the citizenship test.
We help you move through the naturalization process and respond to issues, delays, rejections, or denials when needed.