Naturalization Eligibility Review for Long-Term Permanent Residents

For long-term permanent residents who want a careful N-400 readiness review, including travel history, eligibility timing, and practical filing strategy.

Naturalization Eligibility Review for Long-Term Permanent Residents helps applicants confirm readiness before filing. Even long-term green card holders can face avoidable delays when travel history, tax records, or prior incidents are not fully screened in advance. Our strategy-first review checks eligibility factors and highlights areas that need clarification before submission.

This service is built for practical confidence. You receive a filing-readiness roadmap, document checklist, and clear next steps so you can prepare deliberately rather than rushing into an N-400 filing with unanswered questions.

During this strategy stage, we focus on decision quality before documents are submitted. That means confirming facts, screening practical risks, and setting a work plan you can realistically complete. The goal is not speed at any cost. The goal is forward progress with fewer avoidable surprises.

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What happens after you contact us: we confirm your goals, request key records, and provide a clear strategy consultation plan.

Who This Is For

Long-term permanent residents preparing to apply for citizenship.
Applicants with frequent or extended travel outside the U.S.
Residents with prior arrests, citations, or old case concerns.
People unsure whether to file now or wait for stronger eligibility timing.
Applicants who want a full record check before N-400 filing fees.
Residents with prior USCIS filing inconsistencies.
Families wanting a clear naturalization plan for both spouses.
Applicants who want practical interview preparation guidance early.

Common Situations We See

Uncertain continuous residence timeline

The applicant has multiple trips and needs a clear analysis of residence and physical presence before filing.

Old criminal or citation history questions

Even minor incidents can require careful documentation and consistent disclosure planning.

Prior tax or support documentation concerns

Applicants want to ensure records are complete and aligned before USCIS review.

Past immigration filing inconsistencies

Previous forms may contain date differences or omissions that should be reconciled ahead of the N-400 process.

Family timing decisions around citizenship

Households need sequencing advice on who should file first and what records can be prepared together.

Key Risks to Screen Before Filing

Travel history estimates that do not match exact records.
Unresolved questions about continuous residence or physical presence.
Incomplete disclosure of prior incidents or citations.
Tax or support records not ready for review.
Form inconsistencies compared with prior USCIS submissions.
Filing before required documentation is complete.
Misunderstanding scope of strategy versus full filing representation.

How Our Strategy Service Works

Intake and timeline review focused on residence and travel patterns.
Eligibility screening across statutory and practical readiness factors.
Document and disclosure planning for potential concern areas.
Filing timeline recommendation and preparation checklist.
Final strategy recap with next-step action sequence.

Each step is designed to reduce guesswork. By the end of the process, you should know what to do next, what to postpone, and what records are required before moving into filing or representation.

Why New Horizons Legal

New Horizons Legal takes a strategy-first approach so key decisions are made before forms are filed. We use careful risk screening to identify issues early and reduce avoidable mistakes. Our process emphasizes practical organization, plain-language communication, and realistic planning. You leave with clear next steps that match your facts and timeline.

What You Receive

Naturalization readiness summary based on reviewed facts.
Travel and residence checklist for pre-filing verification.
Disclosure planning notes for prior incidents or record issues.
Document list for N-400 preparation and interview readiness.
Timeline recommendation for filing decision.
Scope boundaries and optional representation pathways.
Written next steps and preparation milestones.
Optional follow-up review request window.

Typical Documents to Gather

Green card front and back copies.
Passport history and travel records.
Tax returns and supporting financial records.
Marriage certificates or divorce records if relevant.
Selective Service evidence if applicable.
Court or police records for prior incidents.
Prior USCIS notices and immigration filings.
Employment and address history timeline.
Child support or family court records if relevant.
Certified translations for non-English documents.

Pricing and Scope

Typical strategy planning range: $1,500 to $3,500. Final fee depends on complexity, record volume, and urgency. We confirm a flat-fee scope before work begins.

This helps families understand exactly what is covered in planning versus what would require a separate engagement for filing support, submissions, or agency representation.

Usually Included

Naturalization-readiness strategy consultation.
Eligibility and risk-screening analysis.
Document and timeline planning memo.
One post-session clarification exchange.

Usually Not Included

Full N-400 form preparation unless separately retained.
USCIS interview representation unless separately retained.
Government filing fees and external document costs.

Pricing depends on travel history complexity and prior record issues.
If full filing support is needed, we provide a separate scope and engagement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can long trips block naturalization?

They can affect eligibility timing in some cases. A travel-focused review helps determine whether filing now or later is more appropriate.

Do minor citations need to be discussed?

Often yes. Proper disclosure and documentation planning are important to avoid inconsistencies during USCIS review.

Will this service file my N-400?

The core service is pre-filing strategy and readiness review. Filing representation can be quoted separately if requested.

Can you review old USCIS filings for consistency?

Yes. Consistency checks are part of strategy planning, especially when prior forms may affect current disclosures.

Can spouses attend together?

Yes, and joint planning is often useful when both residents are considering naturalization timelines.

Do you guarantee citizenship approval?

No. Outcomes are never guaranteed. We focus on careful screening, preparation quality, and clear next steps.

Is this page legal advice?

No. This page is general information only and does not create an attorney-client relationship.

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What happens after you contact us: our team confirms scope, collects key records, and schedules a focused strategy session with clear preparation instructions.