Immigration

Your USCIS forms, filled out right the first time

We prepare the full package: completed forms, translated documents, notarized signatures, all in the order USCIS asks for. We tell you what's missing before anything is sent.

Forms

Forms we prepare

You bring your information and documents; we fill out every form, make sure nothing is missing and put the package together.

I-485

Green card (adjustment of status)

Applying for permanent residence from inside the United States, with the supporting forms and evidence.

I-90

Green card renewal

Renewing or replacing your permanent resident card when it's about to expire, has expired or was lost.

N-400

Citizenship

Naturalization application, with a review of the dates, trips and documents USCIS asks for.

I-130

Family petitions

Petitions for spouses, children, parents and siblings of U.S. citizens and permanent residents.

I-129F

K-1 fiancé(e) visa

Petition to bring your fiancé(e) to the United States to get married.

I-765

Work permit

Initial application or renewal of your employment authorization document (EAD).

I-864

Affidavit of Support

Financial sponsorship form, with a review of income and supporting documents.

Translations

Certified translations

Birth and marriage certificates, police records and other documents translated into English the way USCIS requires.

What's included

A complete package, not just a form

Many applications get delayed by an untranslated document, a missing signature or a page out of order. That's why we check everything before it leaves the office.

  • A list of the documents to bring
  • Forms filled out and reviewed
  • Certified translations
  • Notarized signatures when needed
  • Package in the order USCIS asks for
  • A full copy for your records

Important: we are not attorneys. We prepare immigration forms based on the information you provide, and we translate and notarize your documents. We do not give legal advice about which application is right for you, and we do not represent anyone before USCIS or immigration court. If your case needs legal advice, we recommend consulting an immigration attorney.

NOTICE: I AM NOT AN ATTORNEY LICENSED TO PRACTICE LAW IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, AND I MAY NOT GIVE LEGAL ADVICE OR ACCEPT FEES FOR LEGAL ADVICE.

Ask us what your application needs

We'll tell you which documents to bring and what it costs to prepare your package before we start.