Submitting USCIS Forms for Others?

Here's what to know before submitting an immigration form on someone else's behalf:

  • Authorized Help? Make sure you have proper permission. This could be a signed Form G-28 (for attorneys/representatives) or a Power of Attorney.

  • Family Assisting Family? In some cases, helping family with forms might be okay without formal authorization (e.g., translation).

  • Accuracy is Key! You're responsible for ensuring all information is correct.

  • Communication Matters! Stay in touch with USCIS or the applicant if needed.

  • Representing Someone? Follow USCIS rules for representatives.

Need more guidance? Consult with the person you're helping and consider consulting an immigration attorney if acting as a legal representative.

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