Common Immigration Forms

Commonly Referenced Forms

There are some immigration processes that are often referred to by the number of the associated DHS form.  Some of the forms most commonly referenced in this manner are listed below.  These will often be referred to by the number alone without the “I” in front (i.e. “765” for “I-765”).

I-94

Admission document showing an entry to the United States.

I-130

A visa petition for a family member by an LPR or US citizen.

I-360

A self-petition for special immigrant juvenile status, VAWA, or widow – widower visa.

485

An application for adjustment of status to obtain legal permanent resident status (a “green card”)

I-551

LPR card or temporary proof of legal residency

I-589

Application for asylum.

I-601 or 601A

Immigrant Visa Waivers for noncitizens with a visa petition who are inadmissible.

I-765

Employment authorization application.

42B

Application for cancellation of removal for non-permanent residents.

42A

Application for cancellation of removal for permanent residents.

ATTORNEY FORMS

G-28 Entry of appearance as attorney of record (an attorney must submit a G-28 with any form submitted to USCIS or anytime they are representing a client before USCIS)

EOIR-28 Entry of appearance of Attorney in EOIR removal proceedings. Must be submitted by an attorney appearing in immigration court.