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Only licensed attorneys and EOIR-accredited representatives of recognised organisations may represent applicants; "notarios" may not.

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Choosing an adviser

Choosing an adviser in United States

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United States Choosing an adviser Immigration Lawyers and Green Card Applications: What They Do What an immigration lawyer can and cannot do in a green card case, when you need one, how to find accredited help, and what to verify before you pay. 4 Sept 2026 United States Choosing an adviser Immigration Lawyers and Advisers for US Visas: Roles Explained Explains the regulated roles of US immigration lawyers, accredited representatives, and government adjudicators, and what applicants should verify before engaging an adviser. 4 Sept 2026 United States Choosing an adviser Immigration Lawyer Cost for a Green Card: What to Know What US government sources say about legal help for a green card application, what they do not say about fees, and how to find accredited assistance. 4 Sept 2026

Evidence & documents

Evidence & documents in United States

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United States Evidence & documents Green Card Document Checklist: What You Need to Apply A plain-language checklist of the documents and forms needed for a US green card application, based on USCIS guidance on eligibility, petitions, and evidence. 4 Sept 2026

Work visas

Work visas in United States

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United States Work visas Green Card Sponsors: Who Must Sponsor and What They File Explains who needs a sponsor for a US green card, what forms a sponsor files, and the financial requirements that apply, based on USCIS guidance. 4 Sept 2026 United States Work visas Sponsor Requirements for a US Tourist Visa: What You Must Prove What a US tourist visa sponsor must provide, who qualifies as a sponsor, and what USCIS rules say about proving support and intent to return. 4 Sept 2026 United States Work visas USCIS Sponsor Obligations: What Petitioners Must Do Explains USCIS sponsor and petitioner obligations: address changes, contact duties, record requests, and what sponsors must verify when filing for a relative. 4 Sept 2026 United States Work visas Work Permit vs Work Visa in the USA: What Each Means Distinguishes a US work visa from a work permit, explains who files what, and shows how the two fit together for temporary and permanent work. 4 Sept 2026

Family & partner

Family & partner in United States

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United States Family & partner Family Sponsorship for a Green Card: The Basic Process Explains who can sponsor a family member for a US green card, the forms involved, and the two application paths: adjustment of status and consular processing. 4 Sept 2026

Permanent residence

Permanent residence in United States

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United States Permanent residence Green Card Rules: Replacement, Renewal and Holder Duties USCIS rules on when you must replace a Green Card, how to file Form I-90, conditional resident renewals, and the legal duties of permanent residents. 4 Sept 2026

Costs & timelines

Costs & timelines in United States

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United States Costs & timelines US Visa Medical Exam: Timelines and What Affects Them How long a US visa medical exam takes, what the doctor does, and how the result affects your green card or nonimmigrant application timeline. 4 Sept 2026

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