Tell us who needs help and how to reach you. This creates your intake record and helps us match you with the right U.S.-licensed attorney.
Choose the immigration forms you want help preparing first. The next steps will collect your case details and the supporting information attorneys usually need for these filings.
These questions follow common USCIS and removal-defense intake patterns: current status, immigration objective, filings, deadlines, and whether there is any hearing, detention, or urgent relief issue.
This section captures the core I-485 intake data, including the continued Part 1 address history, Social Security consent questions, Part 9 eligibility questions, and Part 14 continuation notes.
Select only one category across the full Part 2 list. These choices map directly to the real USCIS checkbox groups on pages 5, 6, and 7.
These inputs map to USCIS Form I-485 Part 9, Items 56 through 64 on pages 18 and 19.
Complete these fields if you are preparing Form I-539. The questions below mirror Part 4 of the USCIS form.
Only complete this section if your current passport information is different from the passport information already provided earlier in the intake.
This intake now mirrors the main USCIS I-589 sections so the generated PDF can populate the applicant address, spouse, children, and asylum narrative pages correctly.
These fields populate Part A.III of Form I-589 shown in your screenshot.
This section mirrors the current USCIS Form N-400 (edition 01/20/25) and uses the same intake keys as the PDF mapping layer.
Capture the rows printed on the official N-400. Extra rows will flow into Additional Information.
Complete these I-131 fields when the travel document should be mailed overseas or when USCIS should send pick-up notice to an alternate address for Part 4, Items 7 through 9.
All official USCIS I-864 fillable fields are shown below.
Use this optional cover form to request USCIS Lockbox acceptance notices by text message and email.
This mirrors the current official USCIS Form I-129F field-by-field, including petitioner, beneficiary, relationship, IMBRA/criminal, interpreter, preparer, and additional information sections.
Complete the core I-140 case facts below first. The complete official USCIS field set appears after the core intake so nothing on the 06/07/24 edition is omitted.
These fields map 1:1 to the official USCIS fillable PDF. Leave anything blank if it does not apply.
This version keeps the USCIS mapping intact but asks the core I-129 questions in plain English first. Remaining supplement-only fields stay available in the official details panels below.
Start with the petitioner or employer details exactly as they should appear on the USCIS form.
Page 1 should include either the individual petitioner name or the company or organization name, never both.
USCIS source: Part 2, basis for classification.
Choose Yes only when the beneficiary is physically present in the United States at filing time.
This question is required only for H-1B, H-1B1, L-1, and O-1A filings.
The H supplement is still fully available below. These filings usually require extra labor condition, cap, or fee exemption details, so review the official H supplement panel before submitting.
L-1 filings need company relationship, ownership, and qualifying employment details. Fill those in the L supplement panel below.
Advisory opinions, itinerary details, group information, and R-1 attestations remain available in the relevant supplement panel below.
TN, H-1B1, and E-based filings rely on the trade agreement or E supplement. Use that panel below for the remaining treaty, ownership, and enterprise questions.
By signing, the authorized signatory confirms the petition and supporting documents are complete, true, and correct.
Only complete this section if someone other than the petitioner or authorized signatory prepared the form.
Review the plain-English summary below before generating the USCIS PDF. Use the section headers above to edit anything that looks incomplete.
Most filers can stay in the questionnaire above. Open these panels only when you need supplement-specific USCIS fields, extra beneficiary rows, attachment sheets, or continuation details.
These are the remaining base I-129 fields that were not promoted into the guided questionnaire above.
Shown only for H classifications. This preserves the full H supplement and H-1B data collection fields.
Shown only for L classifications.
Shown only for O, P, Q, and R classifications.
Shown for TN, H-1B1, E treaty, and other trade agreement filings.
Provide the core N-600 facts here. Any remaining applicant-editable official Part 1 through Part 11 fields that are not already covered in the guided sections appear below automatically.
These are the remaining official applicant-editable or attorney-editable N-600 Part 1 through Part 11 fields that are not already covered above. USCIS-only and interview-only fields are excluded.
Review any form-specific details you added above, then confirm you want a lawyer consultation. This intake does not create an attorney-client relationship and is not legal advice.
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