Filed when attorney/accredited rep appears in USCIS case.

Notifies USCIS of legal representation.

Ensures notices go to attorney/rep as well as applicant.

Optional form submitted with applications.

Requests email/text notification of acceptance.

Helps applicant track case acceptance quickly.

Filed by US citizen/LPR for qualifying relatives.

Establishes family relationship for immigration.

First step to immigrant visa or adjustment of status.

Filed by US citizen for fiancé(e).

Allows fiancé(e) to enter US for marriage (K visa).

Must marry within 90 days of entry.

Filed by US citizens adopting foreign orphans.

Helps classify orphan as eligible for immigration.

Supports adoption-based immigration process.

Filed before identifying a specific orphan.

Determines eligibility of petitioner to adopt.

Allows smoother processing once child is located.

Filed by US employer.

Requests permission to hire foreign nonimmigrant workers.

Covers H, L, O, P, etc. visa classifications.

Filed by employer or worker (certain cases).

Seeks permanent resident status for workers.

Basis for employment-based green cards.

Filed by individuals in special immigrant categories.

Includes religious workers, juveniles, widow(er)s.

Grants eligibility for immigrant visas.

Filed by investors in EB-5 program.

Shows job creation and capital investment.

First step toward investor green card.

Filed by EB-5 conditional residents.

Proves investment and job creation goals met.

Removes conditions on permanent residency.

Filed by eligible applicants already in the US.

Adjusts nonimmigrant status to permanent resident.

Key step in green card process.

Filed by conditional residents (marriage-based).

Removes 2-year condition on green card.

Provides full permanent resident status.

Filed by permanent residents.

Renews or replaces green card (lost, expired, changed info).

Ensures continued proof of legal status.

Filed for Advance Parole, reentry permits, refugee travel.

Allows travel without abandoning status.

Critical for pending adjustment applicants.

Filed by noncitizens eligible for work permits.

Authorizes legal employment in the US.

Issues Employment Authorization Document (EAD).

Filed by nonimmigrants in US seeking extension/change.

Covers students, visitors, dependents, etc.

Maintains legal stay under new terms.

Filed by permanent residents meeting eligibility.

Applies for US citizenship.

Includes civics and English tests.

Filed by persons claiming citizenship by birth/parents.

Provides official certificate of citizenship.

Often used for proof in legal matters.

Filed by citizens with lost/damaged certificates.

Replaces naturalization or citizenship document.

Ensures continued official proof of status.

Filed by persons fearing persecution.

Requests asylum/protection from deportation.

Provides path to work authorization and green card.

Filed by nationals of TPS-designated countries.

Allows temporary stay and work authorization.

Humanitarian protection due to unsafe home conditions.

Filed by approved asylees/refugees.

Brings qualifying relatives to the US.

Supports family reunification.

Filed by applicants/petitioners challenging USCIS decision.

Requests appeal, reconsideration, or reopening.

Reviewed by Administrative Appeals Office (AAO).

Filed after naturalization application denial.

Requests review of N-400 denial.

Provides chance for second hearing with USCIS.

Filed by employers for every hire.

Verifies employee identity and work eligibility.

Mandatory compliance for all US employers.

Help individuals legally obtain Liberian visas in an expedited manner.
Link individuals and institutions to professional legal services in Liberia, West Africa.