From your country
Your papers from there, in the boxes over here.
A USCIS form has one single surname box. Your document carries two. This is where that gets sorted.
Available now in New Jersey.
Mexico
Mexican documents, USCIS boxes. Here is where your two surnames, your state and your CURP go.
Box: stateOpenGuatemala
Guatemalan documents, USCIS boxes. Your two surnames, your department and your DPI, each in its place.
Box: departmentOpenEl Salvador
Salvadoran documents, USCIS boxes. Your two surnames, your department and your DUI, written where they belong.
Box: departmentOpenHonduras
Honduran documents, USCIS boxes. Your two surnames, your department and your DNI, each in its place.
Box: departmentOpenDominican Republic
Dominican documents, USCIS boxes. Your two surnames, your province and your cédula, each in its place.
Box: provinceOpenColombia
Colombian documents, USCIS boxes. Your two surnames, your department and your cédula, without tangles.
Box: departmentOpenEcuador
Ecuadorian documents, USCIS boxes. Your two surnames, your province and your cédula, written as they should be.
Box: provinceOpenPeru
Peruvian documents, USCIS boxes. Your two surnames, your department and your DNI, each thing in its box.
Box: departmentOpenCuba
Cuban documents, USCIS boxes. Your two surnames, your province and your carné, written where they belong.
Box: provinceOpenBrazil
Brazilian documents, USCIS boxes. Your sobrenomes, your state and your CPF, each in its place.
Box: stateOpenArgentina
Argentine documents, USCIS boxes. Your surname, your province and your DNI, written without guessing.
Box: provinceOpenSpain
Spanish documents, USCIS boxes. Your two surnames, your province and your DNI or NIE, in their place.
Box: provinceOpenPhilippines
Philippine documents, USCIS boxes. Your middle name, your province and your PhilID, each where it belongs.
Box: provinceOpenChina
Chinese documents, USCIS boxes. In Chinese your surname comes first; here is which box it lands in.
Box: provinceOpenSouth Korea
Korean documents, USCIS boxes. Your surname comes first, and your passport decides how it is spelled in Latin letters.
Box: provinceOpenIndia
Indian documents, USCIS boxes. Your name is built differently from region to region; here is where each part goes.
Box: stateOpenHaiti
Haitian documents, USCIS boxes. Your name in French or Kreyòl, your department and your CIN, each in its place.
Box: departmentOpen
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