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Common filings

Shorter forms and frequently used filings.

Text or email receipt noticeAvailableG-1145Form G-1145 is a one-page sheet clipped to the front of another application mailed to USCIS.See the form
Change of addressAvailableAR-11Form AR-11 is the card a non-citizen uses to tell USCIS they changed their address within the United States.See the form
Replace or renew green cardAvailableI-90Form I-90 is the application a permanent resident sends to USCIS to replace or renew their permanent resident card, the “green card”.See the form
Petition for a relativeAvailableI-130Form I-130 is the petition a citizen or permanent resident files with USCIS to establish that a real family relationship exists with the person they want to bring or regularize: spouse, child, parent, or sibling.See the form
Travel documentAvailableI-131Form I-131 is the application used to ask USCIS for a travel document.See the form
Declaration of financial supportAvailableI-134Form I-134 is the declaration with which a person in the United States states to the government that they will financially support someone applying for a temporary visa or a parole entry.See the form
Work permitAvailableI-765Form I-765 is the application sent to USCIS to request work authorization.See the form
Affidavit of financial supportAvailableI-864Form I-864 is the affidavit of support signed by the person sponsoring a relative for permanent residence.See the form
Application for naturalizationAvailableN-400Form N-400 is the application for naturalization: the form a permanent resident uses to ask USCIS to become a United States citizen.See the form
Replace the citizenship certificateAvailableN-565Form N-565 is the application a citizen uses to ask USCIS for a new naturalization or citizenship certificate because theirs was lost, stolen, carries an error, or their name changed.See the form
Request for your own records (FOIA)Now at USCISG-639Form G-639 is the request a person uses to ask USCIS for a copy of their own immigration records (their file, or A-file), under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) or the Privacy Act.See the form

Family and citizenship

Processes with more documents and details.

Petition for a fiancé(e)AvailableI-129FForm I-129F is the petition a U.S.See the form
Boarding document for residentsAvailableI-131AForm I-131A is the application a permanent resident files outside the United States when their resident card or reentry permit was lost, stolen, or destroyed and they need a document to board a flight back.See the form
Adjust status to permanent residentAvailableI-485Form I-485 is the application a person already inside the United States uses to ask USCIS to register them as a permanent resident.See the form

Longer forms

More pages and details, with the same clerical boundaries.

Deferred action (DACA)AvailableI-821DForm I-821D is the application a person uses to ask USCIS for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), for the first time or as a renewal.See the form

Extend or change temporary statusAvailable

I-539

Form I-539 is the application a person in the United States on a temporary status — visitor, student, dependent — uses to ask USCIS for more time or a change to another temporary category.

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Remove conditions on residenceAvailableI-751Form I-751 is the petition a conditional resident — someone who received a two-year card through marriage — uses to ask USCIS to remove the conditions on their residence.See the form →

USCIS fee waiverAvailableI-912Form I-912 is the request a person uses to ask USCIS not to charge the fee for another form because they cannot pay it.See the form →

Certificate of citizenship for your childAvailableN-600Form N-600 is the application used to ask USCIS for a certificate of citizenship for someone who, per the instructions, is already a citizen through a citizen parent, by birth abroad or by acquiring it afterwards.See the form →