Which Immigration Form Do You Need to Fill Out?

In order to apply for any type of visa, green card, or other immigration benefit, you are sure to have to fill out some forms.   These are provided for free by the U.S. government – there’s no nee

Top Tips for Filling in Immigration Forms

If you are filling out a visa petition or application to help yourself or another person come to the U.S., it is crucial to get the details right.

Who Needs to Submit Form G-28 With an Immigration Application?

Form G-28, issued by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is used for the sole purpose of indicating that a particular attorney, accredited representative, or law student working under an attorney’s supervision is handling the case of an applicant for immigration benefits or relief. If

Filling Out Form I-912 for a Fee Waiver

Government filing fees for immigration processing can be expensive. However, if you don’t earn much money and you don’t have a lot of assets, you can ask U.S.

Made a Mistake on an Immigration Form? How to Correct It

The U.S. government doesn’t know it yet — but you do. You've realized that you made a mistake on that immigration form you filed. What can you do now? What should you do?

Crucial Last Steps Before Sending in an Immigration Application

When you have finally finished filling out a packet of required immigration forms, your first instinct may be to seal them in an envelope and pop them in the mail.

What's my naturalization certificate number and date and place of issuance?

Where to find naturalization certificate information with which to fill in USCIS forms.

Getting the Latest Immigration Forms and Fee Amounts

U.S. immigration application forms are very easy to obtain -- you should not have to pay anyone for them. They are all created by the U.S. government; usually either U.S.

FAQs About Paying Immigration Filing Fees

If you are submitting immigration-related petitions or applications to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), you will probably need to pay a fee -- or even a combination of fees. Here are some commonly asked questions about fee payments. Can I Get My Money Back If USCIS Denies the Application?

Translating Non-English Documents for Immigration Applications

If you are applying for a visa, green card, or other U.S. immigration benefit, you will no doubt be asked to submit various documents -- perhaps your birth certificate, marriage certificate, and so on. However, if the documents you are submitting are in a language other than English, you may need to

Creating Substitute Documents or Affidavits for Immigration Applications

The U.S. immigration authorities have a very clear idea of what type of documents they want in support of visa petitions and other applications. If, for example, a U.S. ctizen is petitioning for his or her foreign-born parent to immigrate, the child will be expected to come up with a birth certificate

How to Obtain Vital Records and Other Documents for Immigration Applications

If you are applying for a visa, green card, or other immigration benefit, you have probably already noticed that you will be asked to fill out a number of forms.

Information on Work Permit Card Incorrect? How to Fix It

Obtaining your employment authorization document (EAD) can be exciting and fulfilling. Many doors open up to you when you receive this work permit.

U.S. Visa Versus U.S. Immigration Status: What's the Difference?

The words "visa" and "lawful status" in the United States are very closely related, but are not exactly the same.

What will USCIS do if the check with my application bounces?

I’m a green card holder, and am filing an I-130 petition to have my 22-year-old daughter get a green card. USCIS seems to be delayed in processing this – it’s been weeks, and I haven’t gotten a receipt notice. Our financial situation is pretty tight, and I’m worried that when USCIS cashes the check, we may have dipped a little below the amount we need to have. What will happen to my daughter’s I-130 if the check doesn’t clear?  

USCIS Premium Processing: How It Works, Who It Helps

Virtually everyone applying for an immigration benefit from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) wishes the process would go more quickly.

Which Immigration Form Do You Need to Fill Out?

In order to apply for any type of visa, green card, or other immigration benefit, you are sure to have to fill out some forms.   These are provided for free by the U.S. government – there’s no nee

Top Tips for Filling in Immigration Forms

If you are filling out a visa petition or application to help yourself or another person come to the U.S., it is crucial to get the details right.

Who Needs to Submit Form G-28 With an Immigration Application?

Form G-28, issued by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is used for the sole purpose of indicating that a particular attorney, accredited representative, or law student working under an attorney’s supervision is handling the case of an applicant for immigration benefits or relief. If

CARRP Program Creates Long Delays for Muslim-Americans Applying for Immigration Benefits

Is your application for asylum taking much longer than it should? Your country of origin may be a factor.

Friend Wants Me to Interpret at Immigration Interview: What's Involved?

How a nonprofessional can prepare to translate to and from English at an immigration-related interview.