How the Process Works
From free eligibility check to your Oath of Allegiance — here is exactly what happens at every step, and how we support you throughout.
✅ Eligibility Check
Take our free online eligibility quiz. Answer 5 quick questions about your green card, residence history, travel, and background. You receive a detailed eligibility report immediately — no credit card, no obligation.
💳 Choose Your Package & Pay
Select the service plan that fits your situation — Essential ($599), Complete ($999), or Premium ($1,799). Pay securely by card. You receive instant access to your client portal and all Learning Hub resources.
🔐 Complete Intake & Upload Documents
Log in to your secure client portal. Complete a guided intake questionnaire — your answers populate your N-400 form. Upload your required documents: green card, passport, tax returns, travel history, and any supporting evidence.
⚖️ Attorney Review
A licensed Gehi & Associates immigration attorney reviews your completed N-400 for errors, inconsistencies, and risk factors. You receive a review report within 2 business days. If changes are recommended, your attorney contacts you directly. (Complete and Premium packages only.)
🎓 Interview Preparation
While USCIS processes your application (typically 8–18 months), use your time wisely. Complete all 6 Learning Hub classes, practice with the AI mock interview engine as many times as you need, and book a live 1-on-1 Zoom session when you feel ready.
🏛️ Interview Day Support
On your USCIS interview day, you are not alone. Your attorney or an authorized representative accompanies you in person or by phone. Your certified interpreter (if needed) is present. We do a pre-interview briefing and complete document check the day before.
🇺🇸 Oath Ceremony — You're a U.S. Citizen!
After passing your interview, USCIS schedules your Oath of Allegiance ceremony. You receive your Certificate of Naturalization — official proof of U.S. citizenship. You can now apply for a U.S. passport, register to vote, and enjoy all the rights of American citizenship.