USCIS Documents Listing| Visa to Residency

Green Card Application:

Passport copy
Birth certificate
Marriage certificate (if applicable)
Divorce or death certificate (if applicable)
Proof of income
Proof of employment
Police certificate
Medical examination report

Citizenship Application:

Passport copy
Birth certificate
Proof of permanent residence
Proof of income
Proof of employment
Police certificate
Test results for English and civics exams

H1B Visa Application:

Passport copy
Education certificates
Work experience documents
Job offer letter
Labor Condition Application (LCA)
Proof of employer's existence

Family-Based Visa Application:

Passport copy
Birth certificate
Marriage certificate (if applicable)
Divorce or death certificate (if applicable)
Proof of income
Proof of employment
Police certificate

Temporary Worker Visas (H2A, H2B, E3):

Passport copy
Education certificates
Work experience documents
Job offer letter
Labor Condition Application (LCA)
Proof of employer's existence

Asylum Application (ASULYM):

Passport copy
Birth certificate
Proof of persecution
Police certificate
Medical examination report
Testimony of events

Temporary Protected Status (TPS) Application:

Passport copy
Birth certificate
Proof of nationality
Proof of residence
Police certificate

Refugee Processing:

Passport copy
Birth certificate
Proof of persecution
Police certificate
Medical examination report
Testimony of events

Asylum:

Protection granted to individuals already in the United States or at the border
Must demonstrate a well-founded fear of persecution based on race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group
Apply using Form I-589, Application for Asylum and Withholding of Removal
If approved, can apply for green card after one year and U.S. citizenship after five years

Refugee:

Protection granted to individuals outside of the United States
Must demonstrate a well-founded fear of persecution based on race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group
Apply through the U.S. Refugee Resettlement Program
If approved, enter the United States as a refugee and can apply for green card after one year and U.S. citizenship after five years

Haitian Refugee Immigration Fairness Act (HRIFA):

A special program for certain Haitian nationals who were living in the United States as of December 31, 1995
Allows eligible individuals to apply for permanent residence (green card) and eventual U.S. citizenship
Apply using Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status

TPS (Form I-821)

Passport copy
Birth certificate
Proof of nationality (e.g. national ID card, passport from home country)
Proof of residence in the U.S. (e.g. utility bills, lease agreement)
Police certificate (if applicable)
Proof of temporary presence in the U.S. (e.g. entry/departure records)
Proof of eligibility for TPS designation (e.g. proof of citizenship from designated country)

Employment Authorization (Form I-765)

Copy of TPS approval notice (Form I-821)
Passport copy
Proof of identity (e.g. national ID card, driver's license)
Proof of employment eligibility (e.g. job offer letter, employment contract)
Proof of relationship with employer (if applicable)
Copy of petitioner's U.S. citizenship or permanent residence document (if applicable)

H2A Visa Application (Temporary Agricultural Worker)

Passport copy
Education certificates
Work experience documents
Job offer letter
Labor Condition Application (LCA)
Proof of employer's existence
Copy of petitioner's U.S. citizenship or permanent residence document (if applicable)
Proof of temporary work assignment
Proof of employer's ability to pay prevailing wage

H2B Visa Application (Temporary Non-Agricultural Worker)

Passport copy
Education certificates
Work experience documents
Job offer letter
Labor Condition Application (LCA)
Proof of employer's existence
Copy of petitioner's U.S. citizenship or permanent residence document (if applicable)
Proof of temporary work assignment
Proof of employer's ability to pay prevailing wage

E3 Visa Application (Australian Professional Worker)

Passport copy
Education certificates
Work experience documents
Job offer letter
Labor Condition Application (LCA)
Proof of employer's existence
Copy of petitioner's U.S. citizenship or permanent residence document (if applicable)
Proof of specialty occupation
Proof of employer's ability to pay prevailing wage

I-485 Adjustment of Status (Green Card)

Passport copy
Birth certificate
Marriage certificate (if applicable)
Divorce or death certificate (if applicable)
Proof of income
Proof of employment
Police certificate
Medical examination report
Proof of relationship with petitioner (if applicable)
Copy of petitioner's U.S. citizenship or permanent residence document (if applicable)

I-751 Remove Conditions on Green Card

Passport copy
Birth certificate
Marriage certificate (if applicable)
Divorce or death certificate (if applicable)
Proof of income
Proof of employment
Police certificate
Proof of relationship with petitioner (if applicable)
Copy of petitioner's U.S. citizenship or permanent residence document (if applicable)

Biden Administration's Humanitarian Parole program

May be eligible to apply for a green card using Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status.

To apply, they will need to:

Check their eligibility for permanent residence
Gather required documents, including:
- Copy of the parole approval notice
- Passport-style photos
- Proof of identity
- Proof of relationship with a qualifying family member (if applicable)
Fill out Form I-485 and attach supporting documents
Submit the application to the appropriate USCIS address

Additionally, they may also need to file:

Form I-131, Application for Travel Document (if seeking a re-entry permit)
Form I-765, Application for Employment Authorization (if seeking a work permit)
Eligibility:
- Haitians who were granted temporary status under the Biden Administration's Humanitarian Parole program
- Must have been paroled into the United States on or after May 22, 2021
- Must have been continuously physically present in the United States since parole
- Must meet other eligibility requirements for permanent residence
Required Documents:
- Copy of the parole approval notice
- Passport-style photos
- Proof of identity (e.g. passport, national ID card)
- Proof of relationship with a qualifying family member (if applicable)
- Proof of continuous physical presence in the United States
- Medical examination report (Form I-693)
Filing Fees:
- Form I-485: $1,440
- Form I-131 (if filing): $660
- Form I-765 (if filing): $610
- Biometric services fee: $85
As you entered the United States under the Biden Administration's Humanitarian Parole program (Section 143(a)), please provide the following:
- A copy of your parole approval notice (Form I-941 or I-512)
- A copy of your entry/departure record (Form I-94)
- A letter or document from the U.S. government or an authorized organization that confirms your participation in the humanitarian parole program
- A copy of your passport biographic page
- A copy of your current visa (if applicable)
- Proof of your relationship with your petitioner (if applicable)
Additionally, please provide the following personal information:
- Full name
- Date of birth
- Alien Registration Number (A-Number)
- Current address
In addition to the documents mentioned in the previous letter, the customer will also need to provide:
- A copy of their birth certificate (with translation if not in English)
- A copy of their marriage certificate (if applicable, with translation if not in English)
- A copy of their divorce or death certificate (if applicable, with translation if not in English)
- Proof of financial support (such as tax returns, W-2s, and a letter from their petitioner)
- A medical examination report (Form I-693)
- A copy of their passport-style photos

Biden Administration's Humanitarian Parole program

Eligibility:

Haitians who were granted temporary status under the Biden Administration's Humanitarian Parole program
Must have been paroled into the United States on or after May 22, 2021
Must have been continuously physically present in the United States since parole
Must meet other eligibility requirements for permanent residence

Required Documents:

Copy of the parole approval notice
Passport-style photos
Proof of identity (e.g. passport, national ID card)
Proof of relationship with a qualifying family member (if applicable)
Proof of continuous physical presence in the United States
Medical examination report (Form I-693)

Filing Fees:

Form I-485: $1,440
Form I-131 (if filing): $660
Form I-765 (if filing): $610
Biometric services fee: $85

Where to File:

Mail applications to the appropriate USCIS address based on your location

Processing Time:

Varies depending on USCIS workload and other factors

Next Steps:

Wait for USCIS to process the application
Attend a biometrics appointment (if scheduled)
Attend an interview (if scheduled)
Receive a decision on the application (approved or denied)

Note: This information is subject to change and may not be comprehensive. It's always best to consult with an immigration attorney, Non Profit Organization or expert for personalized guidance.

Important Notice:

Biden Administration's Humanitarian Parole Program: Expert Guidance Required

Are you seeking humanitarian parole through the Biden Administration's program? It's crucial to understand that this form must be filed by an attorney or non-profit organization, with special instructions from USCIS to avoid return or denial.

Why Professional Help Matters

The humanitarian parole process is complex, requiring expertise in immigration law. Without proper guidance, your application may be delayed or denied. Our experienced immigration attorneys and non-profit organizations have a deep understanding of the process and requirements, ensuring the best possible outcome.

Consequences of Incorrect Filing

Delays in processing
Return of application
Denial of parole

Protect Your Rights

Don't risk your chances of success. Work with a qualified attorney or non-profit organization to ensure correct filing and meeting all necessary requirements.

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Select	I-821Temporary Protected Status	Click to Apply
Select	I -589 Application for Asylum	Click to Apply
Select	N-400 Naturalization	Click to Apply
Select	I -539 Extend/Change Nonimmigrant Status	Click to Apply
Select	I-485 Adjustment of Status	Click to Apply
Select	I 821D DACA	Click to Apply
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Select	Replacement of I-94 Card	Click to Apply
Select	I-754 Removal of Conditions	Click to Apply
Select	TN Petition	Click to Apply
Select	Greencard Renewal/Replacement	Click to Apply
Select	Employment Authorization Document I-765	Click to Apply
Select	I-130 Immediate Relative	Click to Apply
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Select	I-130 Foreign Beneficiary	Click to Apply
Select	i-140 IV Extraordinary Ability	Click to Apply
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