USCIS form retrieval options include your online account (if applicable), a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request, or contacting customer service.
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Filing fees for USCIS applications can add up. But fear not! In some situations, you might be eligible for a refund. Here's when you can get your money back
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A well-written cover letter can streamline the review process by providing USCIS officers with clear information. Remember, it complements your application, not replaces it!
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Green card hopefuls outside the US use Form DS-260 for visa interviews abroad (consular processing), while those already in the US file Form I-485 for adjustment of status within the country...
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After green card approval, expect waiting time for USCIS processing (check website for estimates) followed by standard mail delivery…
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When requesting a replacement certificate with Form N-565, USCIS needs to know why you need a new one…
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For a smooth Form N-400 application journey to US citizenship, follow USCIS's guide, use the latest version, gather documents, be truthful, use clear formatting...
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Meeting green card holding time, residency requirements, good moral character, and passing English/civics tests paves the way to becoming a US citizen through Form N-400, application review, background check, and a naturalization interview…
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The US immigration system embraces technology with e-filing, case status tracking, biometrics, digital documents, online appointments, e-communication, and a user-friendly online resource center, making the process smoother and more transparent...
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Inadmissible to the US due to overstay, fraud, or other issues? Form I-601 can request a waiver based on strong US family ties and potential hardship to them, but approval depends on your specific situation and requires compelling evidence…
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Need skilled workers from abroad? Form I-129 helps US businesses petition for temporary foreign workers in various categories.
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In the US legally and seeking a green card? Form I-485 is your application, with eligibility based on family ties, employment sponsorship, refugee/asylee status, diversity visa win, or other categories; check USCIS requirements for specifics...
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Adopted a child abroad? Here's how Form I-130 helps them immigrate to the US…
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File Form I-751: This petition removes the conditions on your residency.
Timing is Key: File within 90 days before your 2-year green card expires (check the card's expiration date)…
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A mistake on your Green Card? Don’t stressed without reason! It can be fix by a Green Card Renewal!
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Think of the NVC as a central hub that works between USCIS (who approves petitions) and US embassies/consulates (who interview applicants).
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Form I-131 allows you to apply for a travel document, including: Advance Parole...
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USCIS decision got you down? Don't give up! Here's how to fight back with an appeal:
Read the Notice, check Elegibility...
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Thinking of expediting your family petition (Form I-130)? It's possible, but there are conditions…
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