USCIS Forms & Guides
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Family-Based Immigration Forms
Petition for Alien Relative
Used to establish a family relationship between a U.S. citizen or permanent resident and an eligible relative who wishes to immigrate.
Pro Tips from Our Attorneys:
- ✓File separate I-130 for each family member
- ✓Include all required evidence of relationship
- ✓Keep copies of everything you submit
Application to Adjust Status
Apply for a green card from within the United States.
Pro Tips from Our Attorneys:
- ✓Can file concurrently with I-130 in many cases
- ✓Medical exam (I-693) required
- ✓Employment authorization (I-765) can be filed together
Petition for Alien Fiancé(e)
K-1 visa petition for foreign fiancé(e) of U.S. citizen.
Pro Tips from Our Attorneys:
- ✓Must marry within 90 days of entry
- ✓Evidence of relationship is crucial
- ✓Plan for adjustment of status after marriage
Remove Conditions on Residence
Remove conditions on 2-year conditional green card.
Pro Tips from Our Attorneys:
- ✓File within 90 days before card expires
- ✓Joint filing preferred but waivers available
- ✓Continue gathering evidence of bona fide marriage
Citizenship & Naturalization Forms
Application for Naturalization
Apply to become a U.S. citizen through naturalization.
Pro Tips from Our Attorneys:
- ✓Must meet continuous residence requirements
- ✓Study for civics and English tests
- ✓Be truthful about all criminal history
Certificate of Citizenship
Proof of U.S. citizenship for those who acquired or derived citizenship.
Pro Tips from Our Attorneys:
- ✓Different from naturalization
- ✓For children of U.S. citizens
- ✓Important for passport applications
Replace Naturalization/Citizenship Document
Replace lost, stolen, or damaged citizenship certificate.
Pro Tips from Our Attorneys:
- ✓File immediately if document is lost
- ✓Police report helpful for stolen documents
- ✓Keep copies in secure location
Employment-Based Forms
Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker
Employment-based green card petition.
Pro Tips from Our Attorneys:
- ✓Premium processing available
- ✓Labor certification may be required first
- ✓Priority date is crucial for visa availability
Employment Authorization Document (EAD)
Work permit application.
Pro Tips from Our Attorneys:
- ✓Can be filed with adjustment of status
- ✓Renew 120-180 days before expiration
- ✓Different categories have different validity periods
Nonimmigrant Worker Petition
H-1B, L-1, O-1, and other work visas.
Pro Tips from Our Attorneys:
- ✓H-1B subject to annual lottery
- ✓Premium processing strongly recommended
- ✓Start early due to cap restrictions
Humanitarian & Protection Forms
Application for Asylum
Seek protection from persecution.
Pro Tips from Our Attorneys:
- ✓One-year filing deadline with exceptions
- ✓Detailed personal statement crucial
- ✓Country conditions evidence important
Temporary Protected Status (TPS)
Temporary protection for designated countries.
Pro Tips from Our Attorneys:
- ✓Check country designations regularly
- ✓Re-register during designated periods
- ✓Can apply for work authorization
U Visa for Crime Victims
Protection for victims who assist law enforcement.
Pro Tips from Our Attorneys:
- ✓Law enforcement certification required
- ✓Derivative family members can be included
- ✓Leads to green card eligibility
Travel Documents
Travel Document
Re-entry permit, refugee travel document, advance parole.
Pro Tips from Our Attorneys:
- ✓Apply before traveling
- ✓Different types for different statuses
- ✓Emergency processing available in some cases
Common Form Mistakes That Cause Delays
Incomplete Information
Leaving fields blank or writing "N/A" incorrectly can cause RFEs (Requests for Evidence).
Missing Supporting Documents
Each form requires specific evidence. Missing documents delay your case.
Wrong Form Version
USCIS frequently updates forms. Using old versions causes automatic rejection.
Incorrect Fees
Fee amounts change regularly. Wrong payment = returned application.
Translation Errors
All foreign documents need certified translations with specific requirements.
Missed Deadlines
Many forms have strict deadlines. Missing them can have severe consequences.
Don't Risk Your Immigration Case
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