After years of building your life in the United States, becoming a citizen is the final defining step. Attorney Genova guides you through every part of the N-400, the interview, and the civics test.
Naturalization is the legal process by which a Lawful Permanent Resident becomes a United States citizen. Once naturalized, you gain the right to vote, hold a US passport, sponsor additional family members, and live in the US permanently without any immigration concerns.
We review your Green Card history, travel record, and any potential disqualifying factors before filing.
Gergana prepares every section of your Application for Naturalization with meticulous care and accuracy.
USCIS collects your fingerprints and photo. We confirm you are fully prepared for what to expect.
Gergana conducts a thorough mock interview covering all 100 civics questions and the English reading and writing tests.
You appear at a USCIS field office for your interview. Gergana accompanies you as your attorney.
After approval, you attend the naturalization ceremony and take the Oath of Allegiance. You are now a US citizen.
Schedule a consultation and let Gergana confirm your eligibility and outline every step.
Processing at New York USCIS field offices typically ranges from 12 to 24 months from filing to the oath ceremony. Filing with a complete, correctly prepared application — as Genova Law ensures — helps avoid unnecessary delays.
Absences over 6 months can interrupt “continuous residence.” However, exceptions exist in certain circumstances and there are special provisions for those working abroad for qualifying US employers. A consultation with Gergana will clarify your specific travel history and eligibility.
No — you need a basic ability to read, write, and speak English. Applicants who are 50 or older and have held a green card for 20+ years may take the civics test in their native language. Gergana will assess your situation and prepare you accordingly.
In most cases, a denied naturalization application does not affect your green card status. However, certain grounds of denial (such as abandonment of residence or specific criminal matters) could trigger additional proceedings. This is why attorney guidance before filing is essential.
Speak directly with Attorney Genova. Honest, expert guidance on your case — no commitment required.
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