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.