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Naturalization (N-400)

Sound Immigration’s experienced immigration lawyers help clients across the country successfully apply for naturalization. Naturalization via the Form N-400 is the process of becoming a United States citizen.

How long will it take?

Naturalization cases are currently taking at least twelve months from the date of filing to the date of approval. This is a product of two factors: (1) the highest number of applications in U.S. history; and (2) additional, time-consuming processing requirements implemented by the current administration.

How much will it cost?

At our law firm, we believe in informing clients upfront about the cost of legal processes. That is why we are one of the few immigration law firms in the country to list our legal fees publicly on our website.

Please note that these fees are not available to a prospective client until formally offered, following a consultation, by way of a written Legal Services Agreement. These fees apply to the vast majority of our cases, but a matter that involves special complexity (such as criminal issues immigration violations) may require additional work.

Naturalization (Form N-400)

StageServiceAttorney fee
Step 1Prepare and file N-400 Application for Naturalization along with appropriate supporting documentation.$2,500
Step 2Prepare client for USCIS interview. $1,000
Step 3
Optional
Travel to and attend USCIS interview with client.Billed hourly

Why is Sound Immigration different?

Sound ImmigrationOther law firmsOnline "form-fillers"
Unlimited access to an experienced immigration lawyer?Yes!?No
Work directly with a lawyer, not assistantYes!?No
Able to serve you regardless of your location Yes!??
24/7 access to your secure case fileYes!?No
Best-in-class technology to safeguard your information?Yes!??
Designed to make the process easy for youYes!??

How do I get started?

Our first step in working with new clients is to arrange an initial consultation. The purpose of our initial consultations is for our attorneys to carefully review the history of new clients. We learn about the individual’s personal and immigration background, and other details that are legally relevant under U.S. immigration law. At the conclusion of a consultation, our attorney will offer individualized legal advice about the immigration strategies that may be available to the new client. We will also offer you an individualized price quote, in writing, for any legal work that we may be able to offer on your case.

The majority of our law firm’s work is done remotely with clients who work with us exclusively online. These consultations are conducted by Skype (or other similar platform if preferred by the client). We also offer consultations our offices in Tacoma, Redmond and Bellevue, Washington.

The cost of initial consultations with one of our immigration attorneys is $150. You are under no obligation to hire the firm for further legal work. If you decide to retain our firm within 7 days the full amount of your consultation fee is credited to your account with our firm.

Resources.

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How to complete Part 2 of the N-400 (Information about you)

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What is “Good Moral Character?”

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Preparing for the US citizenship tests

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Immigration interviews in Seattle

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Am I eligible to file the N-400?

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How do I check USCIS processing times?

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How do I check my USCIS case status?

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