Attorney form review · Flat fee from $125
N-400 Form Review — an attorney checks it before you file
You filled out your own Form N-400 for U.S. citizenship. Before you file it and pay the government fee, a licensed immigration attorney can review exactly what you wrote and flag the problems that trigger interviews gone wrong, RFEs, and denials — a fast, flat-fee review of your own application.
What an attorney checks on your N-400
- Your eligibility date and basis (5-year, 3-year-marriage, or military) actually line up
- Continuous-residence and physical-presence math — including every trip abroad
- The good-moral-character questions are answered completely and consistently
- Criminal and enforcement disclosures aren't missing anything (even dismissed or sealed)
- Tax, Selective Service, and child-support questions are handled correctly
- Names, addresses, and history match your prior immigration filings
Common N-400 mistakes we catch
- Under-counting days spent outside the U.S. and blowing the physical-presence requirement
- Leaving character questions blank or answering them inconsistently
- Not disclosing an old arrest that was dismissed or expunged (USCIS still wants it)
- Miscalculating the earliest eligibility filing date
- Gaps or mismatches in the 5-year address and employment history
What a review is — and isn't
We check what you wrote and flag errors and risks. We don't tell you howto answer a question — deciding how to answer is legal advice, which is handled through full representation. If your situation involves criminal history, prior denials, unlawful presence, or removal proceedings, a form review isn't enough and we'll tell you so before you file.
Changed your mind?If you decide within 7 days that you'd rather have us handle the whole case, your form-review fee is credited toward full representation — nationwide.
Frequently asked questions
Do you fill out the N-400 for me?
You complete your own form; we review what you wrote and flag issues. Deciding how to answer a question is legal advice, which is handled through full representation. Our Build + Review tier helps you assemble the form, then reviews it.
How much does an N-400 review cost?
Flat fee starting at $125 for a form review, depending on length. You see the exact quote before you pay. The government filing fee is separate.
What if the review finds a serious problem?
If we spot something that makes self-filing risky — a criminal issue, a residence problem, a prior denial — we tell you, and you can decide whether to hire full representation before you file.
Reviewed by a licensed attorney
Your N-400 is reviewed by American Dream Law Office PLLC — attorney Ahmad Yakzan, a member of The Florida Bar admitted before multiple U.S. federal courts. Not a form-filling bot; a lawyer.
Start my N-400 review →Attorney Advertising. A form review is a limited-scope service and is not a substitute for full legal representation. It does not create an attorney–client relationship beyond the defined scope. Government filing fees are separate.