Application guides
Every application type, explained in plain language: who qualifies, what it costs, how long it takes, and every step to complete.
Citizenship
Compliance
Change of Address (AR-11)
Required within 10 days of moving
Read the guide →RFE / NOID Response Kit
Respond to a USCIS evidence request on time
Read the guide →Action on an Approved Petition (I-824)
Get a duplicate approval notice or notify a consulate
Read the guide →Immigration Records Request (FOIA)
Get your immigration file before you file
Read the guide →Extend or Change Nonimmigrant Status (I-539)
Stay longer or switch to a different visa category without leaving the U.S.
Read the guide →Family Visas
Fees
Green Card
Remove Conditions on Green Card (I-751)
Turn your 2-year card into a 10-year green card
Read the guide →Affidavit of Support (I-864)
Prove you can financially sponsor a relative
Read the guide →Green Card Through Family
Sponsorship by a U.S. citizen or permanent resident
Read the guide →Immigrant Visa Abroad (DS-260)
Finish your green card at a U.S. embassy
Read the guide →Green Card Through Marriage
Marriage to a U.S. citizen
Read the guide →Provisional Unlawful Presence Waiver (I-601A)
Get forgiveness for unlawful presence before leaving for your visa interview.
Read the guide →Green Card Renewal
Replace an expiring green card
Read the guide →Humanitarian
Temporary Protected Status (TPS)
Stay and work legally while your country is designated
Read the guide →Humanitarian Parole Sponsorship (I-134A)
Sponsor a relative from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua or Venezuela
Read the guide →DACA Renewal
Renew deferred action and your work permit
Read the guide →VAWA Self-Petition (I-360)
Survivors of abuse can petition for themselves — confidentially.
Read the guide →Asylum Application
Protection in the U.S.
Read the guide →Student Visas
Tax & ID
Travel
Visitor Visas
Work Visas
EB-2 National Interest Waiver
Self-petition for a green card without an employer
Read the guide →H-1B Specialty Occupation Visa
Employer-sponsored professional work visa
Read the guide →TN Visa for Canadian & Mexican Professionals
No lottery, no cap — work in the U.S. under USMCA.
Read the guide →Work Authorization (EAD)
Employment Authorization Document
Read the guide →