Immigration document assistance
Support with your paperwork.
Non-attorney assistance organizing and preparing immigration forms.
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Start with your situation.
We provide non-attorney assistance with immigration forms and document preparation. This may include paperwork for citizenship, permanent residency and employment authorization. We do not provide legal advice or represent ourselves as immigration attorneys. Consult a qualified immigration attorney or DOJ-accredited representative for legal advice or representation.
- Form and document preparation assistance
- Paperwork organization
- Bilingual communication
Clear about the scope of our assistance.
We provide non-attorney assistance organizing and preparing immigration forms and documents using client-provided information. We do not give legal advice, determine which immigration benefit you should seek or represent ourselves as immigration attorneys.
When legal advice is needed
Questions about eligibility, immigration strategy, prior immigration problems or legal consequences should be reviewed by a qualified immigration attorney or DOJ-accredited representative. An office that helps prepare paperwork is not a substitute for that legal review.
Preparing your paperwork
Bring the complete agency notice or request if you have one, existing relevant records and the information requested for the form. Keep copies of documents submitted and agency receipts. Forms, editions, fees and filing addresses can change; check the current agency instructions for the specific filing.
Current forms and instructions
Use the official USCIS page for your particular form to check its edition, instructions, filing fee and submission method. General website information cannot confirm the requirements for an individual case. Government fees are separate from preparation-service fees.
About this service
Do you help with immigration forms and documents?
We provide non-attorney assistance with immigration forms and document preparation. This may include assistance organizing and preparing paperwork for matters such as citizenship, permanent residency and employment authorization. We do not provide legal advice or represent ourselves as immigration attorneys. Clients who need legal advice or representation should consult a qualified immigration attorney or DOJ-accredited representative.
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