What is this service?
Naturalization is the process through which a person who meets the immigration requirements can become a U.S. citizen.
We help you prepare Form N‑400, organize the required documents, and follow the instructions to file your application with USCIS.
Who is this service for?
This service is mainly for:
- Permanent residents with 5 years of residence who meet the requirements to apply for citizenship.
- Permanent residents with 3 years of residence who are married to and living in marital union with a U.S. citizen, when they meet the special conditions of this category.
In certain cases, you can file up to 90 days before completing the required period of continuous residence.
Other requirements also apply, such as physical presence, continuous residence, good moral character, and knowledge of English and civics, except where exemptions apply.
If your father or mother is a U.S. citizen, you may have acquired or derived U.S. citizenship through a parent. In that case, what applies is a certificate of citizenship, not naturalization.
See “Application for Certificate of Citizenship”Please let us know before we begin if you have IRS debts, past-due child support, long trips outside the United States, arrests, or past immigration problems. In those cases, we will recommend that you consult an immigration attorney.
Can I take the citizenship test in Spanish?
USCIS allows you to take the civics test in Spanish if you meet one of these conditions:
- 50/20 rule: you are 50 or older and have been a permanent resident for at least 20 years.
- 55/15 rule: you are 55 or older and have been a permanent resident for at least 15 years.
- 65/20 rule: you are 65 or older and have been a permanent resident for at least 20 years. In this case, a simplified civics test applies.
Important: Applicants who qualify are exempt from the English test, but they must pass the civics test in their language and bring a qualified interpreter.
There are also medical exceptions for certain disabilities through Form N‑648.
What does our service include?
- Preparation of Form N‑400.
- Review and organization of the required documents.
- Certified translations, when required.
- Preparation of your application package and instructions for filing with USCIS.
- Document assistance with requests for evidence (RFEs), as set out in your contract.
Main documents
- Permanent resident card (both sides).
- Current and previous passports, if you have them.
- History of trips outside the United States.
- Marriage and divorce certificates and your children's birth certificates, as applicable.
- Tax returns or IRS transcripts, when required.
- Court records, child support records, or documents for other special situations, if applicable.
After you hire us, we will email you the questionnaire and the complete list of documents. Please do not send documents through the form on this page.
Costs
Our fees
Government filing fees
| Form | Fee |
|---|---|
| N-400 | $710 for online filing and $760 for paper filing by mail |
USCIS fees per the official fee schedule (Form G-1055, edition 10/26/26). Fees may change: we confirm them before filing. uscis.gov/g-1055 (opens in a new tab)
Government fees are paid separately and are not included in our fees.
How to get started
- Fill out the request form.
- Receive the service information, the contract, and the questionnaire by email.
- Review and sign the contract before making any payment. Then send the required documents so we can begin preparing your forms.
Ge Chanfon Services LLC provides document preparation and administrative assistance services. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. Approval of any application is decided by the appropriate government agency.