Full-service naturalization after your Green Card — N-400 preparation, coaching for the English and civics tests, and support all the way to the oath ceremony. Money-back guarantee in the contract.
The standard path to naturalization: 5 years as a Green Card holder with at least 30 months of physical presence. You can file Form N-400 up to 90 days before your 5-year anniversary.
A US passport opens visa-free entry to 180+ countries. No need to renounce your original citizenship — dual citizenship is allowed.
Full voting rights in federal elections, access to government jobs, and US consular protection abroad. A status that cannot be taken away.
Sponsor your parents and siblings with no quotas. Children under 18 become citizens automatically when a parent naturalizes.
Citizenship is the final stage of the immigration journey. A US passport opens visa-free entry to 180+ countries, voting rights, protection abroad, and freedom from the risk of losing your status. Unlike a Green Card, citizenship cannot be revoked over extended travel, tax problems, or violations — the status is yours for life.
The US passport is one of the strongest in the world. Visa-free or simplified entry to Europe, the UK, Japan, Canada, Australia, and 180+ other countries. Complete freedom to travel without endless visa applications.
Vote in federal, state, and local elections. Access government jobs and federal grants. US consular protection abroad. The status cannot be revoked over extended travel or tax mistakes.
Children under 18 become citizens automatically along with their parent. Sponsor your parents and siblings for immigration with no quotas. Pass citizenship on to the next generations — even if they are born outside the US.
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Check if I qualify5 years (standard) or 3 years (spouses of US citizens still married and living together). Special timelines apply to military service members. You can file Form N-400 up to 90 days before the end of the period.
No trips outside the US longer than 6 consecutive months without justification, and none longer than 1 year without a Re-entry Permit. Trips of 6-12 months require evidence that you maintained ties to the US.
At least 30 months out of 5 years (18 out of 3 for spouses) physically in the US. USCIS counts every single day — track your trips from the very start of your residency.
No criminal record, tax debt, or unpaid child support in the past 5 years (3 for spouses). Also: timely Selective Service registration for men aged 18-25.
Reading, writing, and speaking at a basic level. Exemptions: age 50+/55+ with a GC for 20/15 years, or medical grounds (Form N-648). Your attorney prepares you for the test.
An open bank of 100 questions. At the interview the officer asks 10 — you need at least 6 correct answers. Age 65+ with a GC for 20+ years — a simplified version (20 questions).
The final step: a solemn oath of loyalty to the United States at a ceremony. Renouncing foreign titles and obligations. Readiness to defend the Constitution. After the oath — your US passport.
An attorney will review your Green Card status, timelines, travel history, and tax record — for free. You will know whether to file now or wait.
You fill out a questionnaire, and our specialists analyze your case in detail to assess your real chances of approval. At this stage you already see which path is the most promising for you. We then contact you to schedule an online meeting at a time that suits you.
Take the first step — get a free expert consultation and an eligibility checklist
Get started| Stage | Timeframe |
|---|---|
| Eligibility assessment and travel history review | 1-2 days |
| Document collection and N-400 preparation | 2-4 weeks |
| Filing with USCIS + biometrics | 2-8 weeks |
| Waiting for the interview | 4-10 months |
| Interview + tests at USCIS | 1 day |
| Oath Ceremony | 1-6 weeks |
The longest stage is waiting for the interview. The timing depends on how busy the USCIS office in your state is: 10-14 months in New York and California, 6-9 months in Texas and Florida.
Migrator runs 3 stages of document review, coaching for the English and civics tests, and a mock interview — the final word always rests with a licensed US attorney.
Every case is handled by a licensed US attorney. Test and interview preparation is included in the price. The company takes the financial risk on itself.
* The 95% approval rate is an approximate figure based on approved cases across different time periods and visa categories.
Every case is handled by a licensed US attorney or accredited representative specializing in immigration law. Hundreds of approved N-400 applications.
Approval or a full refund — the terms are written into the contract. Migrator takes the financial risk on itself — this is not a marketing gimmick.
The price is set before the contract is signed. RFE responses, additional consultations, test coaching — all included. USCIS government fees are not part of the price.
In your personal chat: department head, supervisor, paralegal, case manager, and an AI bot. Weekly updates on your case status.
A coordinator checks completeness, an attorney checks legal strength, and a senior partner checks case strategy. Your N-400 passes three filters before it is filed with USCIS.
Coaching for the English test, the civics test, and the conversation with the USCIS officer. Mock interviews. We stay in touch until the oath — and after you receive your US passport.
USCIS queues are getting longer. In New York and California the wait for an interview is already 10-14 months. Every month you delay filing adds a month to the end of your total timeline.
USCIS is revising the civics test and good moral character requirements. 2024 cases are reviewed more strictly than 2022 ones. 2026 filings already run under the updated rules.
Long trips abroad, tax problems, or violations can put your Green Card at risk. Citizenship cannot be lost, and deportation becomes impossible. Every year at risk is a year without protection.
Children under 18 become citizens automatically when a parent naturalizes. Once a child turns 18, they go through the process on their own: their own N-400, their own wait, their own tests.
Fill out the form — a licensed attorney will contact you within 15 minutes with a free assessment of your case.
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