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Yes. You download it and use it without paying us anything, and there is no trial that runs out. What it covers is the work around the form: every question explained in English and Chinese so you know what is being asked, a document checklist built from your own answers, checks for blanks and for answers that contradict each other, and civics and interview practice for after you file. USCIS still charges its own filing fee, and you pay that to USCIS directly, whichever way you submit.

You can, and for a lot of people that is the right call. myUSCIS is the official channel and it costs nothing. Filing there is often the fastest way to get your case in. ezgreen is for the preparation around it: it explains each question in English and Chinese, it works offline so you can sit on an answer without a session timing out, and it keeps your draft on your own computer. It also gets you ready for the interview. When you are done you can upload your completed form to myUSCIS, use the answer sheet to type your answers into the online form, or print and mail the package. Using ezgreen does not take you off the official channel.

Most permanent residents apply under the 5-year rule: five years as a green card holder, with at least half of that time physically present in the United States. The 3-year rule is for applicants who have been married to and living with the same U.S. citizen for the last three years, and it shortens both the residence and the physical presence requirement. Which one you fall under changes how far back the form makes you go. So ezgreen asks about your basis first, then shows you only the years that matter for your case.

After you file, USCIS schedules an interview. An officer goes through your N-400 answers with you, confirms what you wrote is still accurate, and administers the English and civics tests. The civics test is drawn from a published question bank, and the English portion covers speaking, reading, and writing. ezgreen has practice for both: the full civics bank with scored mock tests, and a walk-through of the questions an officer asks about your own answers. That second half is the part people prepare for least.

No. ezgreen is self-help software, not a law firm, and it does not provide legal advice. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by USCIS or any government agency. It helps you prepare your own application the same way tax software helps you prepare your own return. For complex situations, such as an arrest or criminal record, long absences from the United States, prior immigration violations, or a previous denial, we recommend consulting a licensed immigration attorney before you file.