Services
Documents for immigration court and USCIS, and the support around them. You file them; we make sure they are complete and on time.
The filings for your case before the immigration judge, ready to submit.
Defensive asylum · I-589
For people in proceedings before an immigration judge who are asking for protection from persecution in their country.
Motion to change venue
If you moved to another state, you can ask for your case to move to the court that now covers you.
Motions
Filings that ask the court for something specific about your case or your hearing.
Annual asylum fee · EOIR
The annual payment for your pending asylum application and the notice to the court that you paid it.
Petition for writ of habeas corpus
For a family member detained by ICE: the petition to the federal court for the district where they are held.
Notice to Appear (NTA)
We help you understand your NTA: which court summons you, why, and which dates you cannot miss.
Dismissal / termination
The documents to ask the immigration judge to close an asylum proceeding.
Forms and applications with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Affirmative asylum · USCIS
The asylum application to USCIS when you are not yet in immigration court proceedings.
EAD · I-765
Your first work permit or its renewal, as soon as you are able to apply.
Temporary Protected Status
For nationals of countries designated due to conflict or disaster: initial registration and re-registration.
Green Card
The Green Card application, with its forms, supporting documents and interview preparation.
Adjustment of status · I-485
For people already in the United States moving from one status to another, such as permanent resident.
Naturalization · N-400
Your naturalization application and preparation for the English and civics test.
I-90
Renewing or replacing your permanent resident card before it expires.
I-130
For citizens and permanent residents petitioning for a close relative.
Travel document · I-131
For residents and certain asylum-related applicants who need to travel and return without losing their status.
AR-11 · EOIR-33
Notifying USCIS of your new address and, if you have a case, the immigration court too.
Everything around your process: translations, shipping, your account and your portal.
Faithful translation of your documents with a certificate, as USCIS and the court require.
USPS
We mail your packages with USPS and follow each tracking number until it arrives.
We set up your account with you so you can see your case status and receive USCIS notices.
When your case needs representation or legal advice, we put you in touch with licensed attorneys.
Tell us what you need. If we can prepare it, we'll tell you; if not, we'll point you to someone who can.
TU ALIADO EN INMIGRACION LLC is not a law firm and we are not attorneys. We cannot give you legal advice or represent you. All documents are prepared for pro se filing (you file them yourself). If you need legal advice or representation, consult an attorney licensed in the United States.
Message us on WhatsApp. We will tell you what is needed and what we can prepare with you, with no obligation. Our team works primarily in Spanish.