My fiancé(e)
Start the K-1 fiancé(e) visa process with Form I-129F.
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Which filing do you need?
Choose Form I-129F, Form I-130, Form I-485, Form I-751, or Form N-400.
These are separate filing-stage projects. Form I-129F starts the K-1 process, Form I-130 petitions for a qualifying spouse, Form I-485 handles supported adjustment cases, Form I-751 removes conditions later, and Form N-400 is the naturalization filing.
Not sure where to begin?
Find the filing that likely comes first.
Make a few selections inside the pathway finder. It will point to the likely starting route without changing the rest of the page or pretending a short quiz can decide legal eligibility.
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Start with the person you are helping
My spouse
Start the available routine spouse Form I-130 project, including Form I-130A, or preview the later green-card, removal-of-conditions, and citizenship stages.
Start or explore the spouse pathwayOr choose a supported filing
Start with the branch that matches your relationship now. The connecting lines show later filings that may follow. They do not mean every person needs every form.
Engaged couple, K-1 route
Before the K-1 visaAvailable now
Form I-129F
Petition for Alien Fiancé(e)
Start the K-1 fiancé visa process before the beneficiary enters the United States on a K-1 visa.
$79 per filing-stage project
Nested guidance included: Form G-1145 when applicable; payment and filing guidance. Government and third-party fees are separate.
Start Form I-129FAfter K-1 entry and marriage to the original petitioner
After K-1 entry and marriageAvailable now
Form I-485
Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status
Prepare adjustment of status after K-1/K-2 admission and the qualifying marriage in the United States.
$79 per filing-stage project
Nested guidance included: Form I-864; Form I-693 coordination guidance; related K-1 adjustment packet guidance; Form I-765 when requested. Government and third-party fees are separate.
This workflow is specifically for adjustment after K-1/K-2 admission. If your green-card category is based on another petition or status, this isn't the right guided workflow for you.
Start Form I-485Complete the preliminary eligibility check, or explicitly skip it after reviewing the warning.
Married couple, spouse route
Family petition stageAvailable now
Form I-130
Petition for Alien Relative
Prepare a routine spouse petition with the included Form I-130A and encrypted evidence organization.
$79 per filing-stage project
Nested guidance included: Form I-130A; continuation pages; guided USCIS online transfer or paper filing; evidence guidance. Government and third-party fees are separate.
For routine spouse petitions. At the final step, choose guided transfer into your own USCIS account or a printable paper filing. Other family relationships are not included yet.
Start Form I-130If a separate review supports adjustment inside the United States
Green card through a U.S.-citizen spouseAvailable now
Form I-485
Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status
Prepare a routine family-based adjustment filing as the spouse of a living U.S. citizen, with Form I-130 filed together, pending, or approved.
$79 per filing-stage project
Nested guidance included: Form I-864; Form I-693 coordination guidance; concurrent or prior Form I-130 filing guidance; Form I-765 when requested. Government and third-party fees are separate.
Limited to a screened principal spouse of a living U.S. citizen after inspection and admission or parole. Complex and preference-category paths route to review.
Start spouse Form I-485Complete the preliminary eligibility check, or explicitly skip it after reviewing the warning.
Spouse outside the United States? After Form I-130 approval and visa availability when required, the case normally continues through NVC, CEAC, a medical exam, and an embassy or consulate interview. That branch does not use Form I-485.
Both routes can reach permanent residence. The later filings below apply only when their requirements are met.
Removing conditions from residenceAvailable now
Form I-751
Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence
Prepare a routine joint petition during the 90 days before marriage-based conditional residence expires.
$79 per filing-stage project
Nested guidance included: conditional evidence and filing-window guidance. Government and third-party fees are separate.
Start Form I-751Complete the preliminary eligibility check, or explicitly skip it after reviewing the warning.
Later, when the naturalization requirements are met
Becoming a U.S. citizenAvailable now
Form N-400
Application for Naturalization
Prepare for naturalization after permanent residence, including the routine five-year or three-year spouse pathway.
$79 per filing-stage project
Nested guidance included: Form N-648 coordination guidance; fee-reduction and fee-waiver guidance when applicable. Government and third-party fees are separate.
Military, overseas-spouse, residence-preservation, unresolved-status, and legally complex cases will route to review instead of the routine guided workflow.
Start Form N-400Complete the preliminary eligibility check, or explicitly skip it after reviewing the warning.
Next in the family-immigration suite.
These are the next workflows on our product roadmap. They cannot be started or purchased yet; each stays unavailable until its current rules, encrypted questionnaire, filing output, and live QA are complete.
Travel document · Form I-131
Guided advance-parole preparation for eligible people in a supported adjustment project. This stays unavailable until the current USCIS instructions can be verified against the current form edition.
Consular processing · DS-260
Guided NVC and CEAC preparation after an approved family petition. DS-260 remains a government online application, not a downloadable filing PDF.
Child citizenship · Forms N-600 and N-600K
A safety-first router and guided preparation for documenting or pursuing qualifying child citizenship paths.
No release date is promised. Forms I-864, I-864A, I-864EZ, and I-693 coordination are included where applicable in released adjustment projects.