Change of address form

Non-immigrant visa

Immigrant visa

Renewal or replacement of permanent residence card (green card)

FOIA (Freedom of Information Act)

Petition for fiance

Petition for alien relative (immediate family members)

Travel document

VAWA (Violence Against Women Act)

Adjusting status to a Lawful Permanent Residence

Asylum application - filed within one year of arrival to the U.S.

Waiver for Ground of Inadmissibility

Unlawful Presence Waiver

Petition to remove conditional residence (green cards for 3 years if you are not married to your spouse for more than 2 years before applying for said spouse)

Employment authorization

TPS (temporary protected status)

DACA renewal application - deferred action for juveniles

Joint sponsor - if an individual does not meet the 150% poverty guidelines for a petition they must get a joint sponsor to make up the difference. This assures that the immigrant will not become a public burden.

U VISA application (victims of domestic violence) 3 years with work authorization, then the immigrant can apply to adj status (i485) to become a lawful permanent resident

Naturalization (citizenship application) - Must have been an LPR for 5 yeas (or 3 years if married to a USC)

Application for naturalization certificate, children (under 18 and unmarried) whose parents have naturalized)

Special immigrant juvenile status proceedings (unaccompanied minors)

United States Customs and Immigration Services

Department of Justice

Department of Justice accreditation

Lawful Permanent Residence (green card)

United States Citizen

Entered without inspection (illegally)

Employment Authorization Document

A non-attorney who has demonstrated to the DOJ that they have enough education and experience in immigration law to provide immigration legal services.

Can counsel immigration clients, complete immigration forms, and represent clients at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) interviews.

Can do everything that a partially accredited representative can, plus allows representation before both DHS and EOIR (the Immigration Court and BIA).