I will audit your N-400 naturalization readiness file

About This Service
You receive a written N-400 readiness audit, not a blank form. Basic delivery is 5 days with one revision; Standard is 7 days with a strategy memo and evidence review; Premium is 14 days with end-to-end package-prep support and three revision rounds.
For N-400 matters, buyers usually want more than a form check. I focus the review on continuous residence, travel history, identity consistency, and any facts in your record that may need explanation before USCIS sees the filing.
I work from your intake: goal paragraph, nationality and current status, where you will file, hard deadlines, prior filings or removal history, passport biographic pages, permanent-resident evidence, travel covering the statutory residence window, and name-change or marital documents that affect identity continuity. Optional translations and a preferred consult language (English, Spanish, or Italian) help if you already have them. I screen eligibility against naturalization requirements, review questionnaires and key evidence at the purchased depth, and flag gaps, continuity issues, and filing posture.
What you get depends on the tier: an eligibility checklist and next-step roadmap on Basic; a strategy memo, document/evidence review, and filing roadmap on Standard; plus package-prep support, priority handling, and extended Q&A on Premium. Government fees, medicals, biometrics, new translations, and court or hearing representation are outside this listing unless we open a separate engagement. This work is a readiness review for permanent residents preparing an N-400; it is not a promise of USCIS approval.
I am a U.S. immigration attorney licensed in Florida (credential on file), based in Miami, with 23 years of practice, a B.A. from Florida State University and a J.D. from the University of Miami School of Law. Practice focus includes citizenship, family sponsorship, work permits, and attorney review. Upload the required items after purchase so the written findings match your file, not a generic template.