I will check your US N-400 naturalization readiness

Permanent residents preparing to file Form N-400 need a clear picture of residence continuity, travel in the statutory window, identity documents, and prior USCIS history before they submit. I screen those facts against naturalization eligibility and return a written readiness checklist tied to what you uploaded.

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.

You receive an eligibility discussion for your citizenship goal, a document and evidence list for this matter type, and a short roadmap of next steps and filing posture. Standard and premium tiers add strategy notes plus review of your questionnaire and key forms or evidence; premium also includes end-to-end package-prep support, priority turnaround, and extended Q&A. Government fees, medicals, biometrics, translations, and court or hearing work stay outside this listing unless we open a separate engagement.

This fits lawful permanent residents who want an attorney-led screen before N-400 filing, including people with name-change or marital-history documents and those assembling travel and PR evidence. It is a poor fit if you only want a guaranteed outcome, anonymous templates, or litigation counsel.

I am Moona Shakil Ali, a U.S. immigration attorney licensed in Virginia (credential on file). Work concentrates on citizenship, family sponsorship, work permits, and document preparation. Buy a tier, complete intake with the required items (goal paragraph, status for each person, U.S. filing location, deadlines, prior filings or removal PDFs, passport biographic pages, permanent-status proof, travel history, and identity-continuity records), and I will work from your chronology—not a generic template. No approval or processing-time promises.