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Naturalization made simple. Expert guidance through the N-400 application, civics test preparation, and the citizenship interview.
Naturalization made simple. Expert guidance through the N-400 application, civics test preparation, and the citizenship interview.
Most green card holders can apply for U.S. citizenship after 5 years (or 3 years if married to a U.S. citizen). MigratePoint makes the N-400 application straightforward and helps you prepare for every stage of the process.
At MigratePoint, we guide you through every step of the citizenship journey. Our team helps determine your eligibility, prepares and reviews your naturalization application, ensures all supporting documents are properly organized, and provides guidance for the citizenship interview and civics test. We work closely with you to address potential issues before submission and help keep your case on track.
We complete and review your entire N-400 application, ensuring accuracy and completeness before filing.
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Access our comprehensive civics test study guide covering all 100 USCIS civics questions.
Detailed interview preparation so you know exactly what to expect on the day.
We review all supporting documents and biographic information before your USCIS appointment.
Transparent, flat-rate pricing with no hidden fees. Choose the level of support that's right for you.
"MigratePoint made the entire process clear and manageable. Their expert team guided us every step of the way, and we couldn't be happier with the results."
Generally, green card holders can apply after 5 years of continuous permanent residence. If you are married to a U.S. citizen and have lived with them, the requirement is 3 years.
The USCIS civics test covers U.S. history and government. You must correctly answer 6 out of 10 questions drawn from a bank of 100. MigratePoint provides full study materials.
The N-400 processing time is typically 8–14 months from filing to oath ceremony, though this varies by USCIS field office.
U.S. citizenship is very difficult to lose involuntarily. Renunciation must be done voluntarily and formally in front of a U.S. consular officer abroad.
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