What immigration forms do I need to submit?

The forms required depend on the type of visa or immigration status you are applying for. Common forms include I-130, I-485, and N-400.

Where can I find official U.S. immigration forms?

Official forms are available on the USCIS website and must be completed accurately to avoid delays in processing.

Information on U.S. Immigration Forms

Filing the correct immigration forms—and completing them accurately—is essential for a successful U.S. immigration application. Each form serves a specific purpose, whether you are establishing a family relationship, adjusting your status, applying for a Green Card, or pursuing citizenship.

This guide provides clear explanations of the most commonly used immigration forms. You’ll find practical details on eligibility, filing procedures, supporting documents, and how to avoid common mistakes. Understanding these forms in advance can help you avoid processing delays and improve your chances of approval.

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Key Immigration Forms

Form I-130: Petition for Alien Relative

This form is used to establish a family relationship with a non-U.S. citizen relative.

Form I-485: Application to Adjust Status

If you’re seeking permanent residency, Form I-485 allows you to apply for a Green Card without leaving the U.S.

Form N-400: Application for Naturalization

After obtaining a Green Card, this form is used to apply for U.S. citizenship.

Form DS-160: Nonimmigrant Visa Application

If you’re a nonimmigrant visa applicant, you must fill out this form as part of the process.

Form DS-260: Immigrant Visa Application

If you’re an immigrant visa applicant, you must fill out this form as part of the process.

Form I-20: Student Visa Elegibility

If you’re an international student seeking a U.S. student visa, this document is required to verify your enrollment.

Form I-140: Immigrant Petition for Alien Workers

This petition for employment-based U.S. residency is filed by the employer.

Form I-765: Application for Employment Authorization

This form is submitted to obtain work authorization in the U.S.

Form I-589: Application for Asylum and for Withholding of Removal

This application is filed to seek asylum in the U.S. and request protection from persecution.

Form I-821D: Consideration of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals

This form is submitted to request DACA and seek protection from deportation.

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