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Situations
Tell us what happened, in your own words.
For Latino families in New Jersey. You do not need to know the USCIS code. Find your situation and see what families in it usually file.
I want to become a citizen
N-400See this situationI got married and already live in the U.S.
I-485See this situationMy work permit expired
I-765See this situationI want to apply for my first work permit
I-765See this situationI lost my green card or it was stolen
I-90See this situationMy green card is expiring
I-90See this situationI married a citizen or permanent resident
I-130See this situationI want to petition for my parent or child
I-130See this situationI want to bring my fiancé or fiancée
I-129FSee this situationI need permission to travel outside the country
I-131See this situationI cannot afford the USCIS fee
I-912See this situationI have to renew my DACA
I-821DSee this situationI have the 2-year card and want the 10-year one
I-751See this situationI moved: how to notify USCIS for free
AR-11Now at USCISSee this situationMy citizenship certificate was lost or stolen
N-565See this situationMy child was born abroad and I am a citizen
N-600See this situationMy tourist or student visa is about to expire
I-539See this situationI am a resident stuck outside the country
I-131ASee this situationI want my immigration file
G-639Now at USCISSee this situationI was asked to financially support a relative
I-134See this situationI want USCIS to tell me when they get my papers
G-1145See this situation
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