USCIS & Immigration Forms

For individuals seeking protection in the U.S.

Apply for an Employment Authorization Document, also known as an EAD or work permit.

U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents use this to petition for family members.

Apply for a Green Card while in the United States.

Replace a lost, stolen, damaged, or expired Green Card.

For victims of qualifying crimes who have helped law enforcement.

Apply to become a naturalized U.S. citizen.

Apply for or re-register for Temporary Protected Status.

Request waiver of USCIS filing fees due to financial hardship.

Step-by-step guide for completing the asylum application.

Eligibility categories and required documentation.

Additional information when filing Form I-130 for a spouse.

Required from financial sponsors of family-based immigrants.

For conditional permanent residents to become full Green Card holders.

Required certification confirming victim cooperation.

Document U.S. citizenship acquired through a U.S. citizen parent.

Notify USCIS of an address change within 10 days of moving.

Bring qualifying spouse and children to the U.S. after status is granted.

Required by employers to verify eligibility of new hires.

Bring a fiancé(e) to the U.S. to marry a U.S. citizen.

Medical exam completed by a USCIS-designated civil surgeon.

VAWA self-petition for abused spouses, children, and parents.

For victims of severe forms of human trafficking.

Advance parole, refugee travel document, or re-entry permit.

Designate an attorney or representative to act on your behalf.