Can applicants bring an attorney or representative to the N-400 interview?

Applicants are allowed to bring an attorney or representative to the N-400 interview, as this is a right afforded to them during the naturalization process. The presence of a representative can provide necessary support and guidance, helping to ensure that applicants understand the process and can effectively communicate their case. It's important for applicants to know that they can have someone to advocate for them or clarify questions if needed, which can alleviate some anxiety related to the interview.

The other choices suggest restrictions that are not accurate according to USCIS regulations. There is no requirement for extra fees or special circumstances to bring an attorney, ensuring that all applicants have equal access to legal representation during such important proceedings.