Guides for US immigration firms
Practical guides for immigration attorneys, paralegals and DOJ-accredited representatives: what each USCIS form asks for, where filings go wrong, and how to use AI on client files safely.
Last updated: 17 October 2026
Choosing and using AI
- AI tools for US immigration lawyers (2026)Form platforms, case management and AI-native tools: what each does and who it suits.
- Aion vs DocketwiseHow each fills USCIS forms, what is automated, and how each is priced.
- Is it safe to use AI for US immigration forms?ABA Formal Opinion 512, state bar guidance, vendor contracts, USCIS signature rules and why AI should never file.
USCIS forms
- Family-based green card and adjustment of statusThe I-130 and I-485 bundle: I-130A, I-864, I-765, I-131, I-693 and G-28.
- K-1 fiancé(e) petitions (Form I-129F)Eligibility, IMBRA disclosures, evidence and the path to adjustment after entry.
- N-400 naturalizationResidence and physical presence, the five-year history sections, and the civics test.
- H-1B petitions (Form I-129)Registration and selection, the LCA, the H supplement and premium processing.
- I-589 asylum applicationsThe one-year deadline, affirmative and defensive filings, and keeping the record consistent.
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