Eligibility Review · Result
Great news,
you qualify!
Based on your answers, you meet the eligibility criteria to join our federal mass lawsuit challenging USCIS's unlawful delay in scheduling your Oath Ceremony and finalizing your naturalization, more than 120 days after your N-400 interview.
Since you indicated an immediate family member is in the same situation, there's one additional step before you can proceed: a brief discovery session.
Next steps
Complete these 3 steps
immediately to secure your spot.
Time is critical. Your spot is not confirmed until all three steps are completed.
BOOK YOUR discovery session
Use the calendar below to pick a time that works for you.
MEET WITH OUR TEAM
During your session, we'll review your specific circumstances and your family member's, so we can confirm the best path forward for you both.
RECEIVE YOUR AGREEMENT
After reviewing the best way to move forward, we'll send you the Representation Agreement so you can join the lawsuit.
Check your spam folder if you don't see it.
Book your discovery session
Since you indicated that an immediate family member is in a similar situation, we require a brief discovery session with our team before finalizing your case. This step allows us to review your specific circumstances and confirm the best path forward for you and your family member.
Deadline
Submissions close on September 18th, 6:00 pm PT
Refund Policy
If our team reviews your final questionnaire and finds you ineligible, your fee is fully refunded.
Non-Refundable Policy
Once the lawsuit is filed in Federal Court and you have paid, the
fee is non-refundable.
You're one step away from joining the case.
Check your inbox now. Questions? Our team
is standing by to help you complete
onboarding the lawsuit is filed.
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