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I-90 -- Application to replace permanent resident
card which has been lost, stolen, damaged, destroyed, never received,
has incorrect information on it, is expiring after 10 years, or
where the holder's name or other biographic information has changed
since the card was issued. This form can be used by a conditional
permanent resident, commuter permanent resident, or permanent
resident.
I-129 -- Petition for non-immigrant worker
filed by organization to accord alien E (investor or treaty trader),
H (specialized professional worker, temporary worker in which
the position itself is temporary, trainee, registered nurse, or
artists, fashion models and entertainers of national or international
acclaim), L (intra-company manager, investor or worker with specialized
knowledge), O (alien with extraordinary ability in sciences, art,
education or business), P (alien artist or performer- usually
as part of a group or under a reciprocal exchange program), Q
(participant in an international cultural exchange program), R
(religious worker), or TN (North American Free Trade Agreement
citizen of Mexico or Canada coming as a professional under the
NAFTA list) visa statuses.
I-130 -- Petition for alien relative to accord
preference classification for relative to immigrate under the
family based categories. "IR" denotes the children,
spouses and parents of US citizens.
I-131-- Application for travel documents
to accord non-permanent resident alien advance parole (AP) or
refugee travel document (RTD). For permanent resident alien, form
is used for reentry permit (RP).
I-140-- Immigrant petition for alien worker
to accord preference classification under the employment based
categories including EB-11 (extraordinary alien), EB-12 (outstanding
professor or researcher), EB-13 (intracompany transferee manager/executive),
EB-2 (advanced degree alien), NIW (advanced degree or exceptional
alien requesting a national interest waiver), EB-31 (skilled worker
with 2 years experience and position requiring such), EB-32 (professional
worker with bachelor's degree or equivalent and work requiring
such), EW-3 (other worker in unskilled position not requiring
2 years experience).
I-212-- Application for permission to reapply
for admission into the United States after deportation or removal.
I-485-- Application to register permanent
resident or adjust status to permanent residence.
I-526-- Immigrant petition by alien entrepreneur
based on investment in a commercial enterprise.
I-539-- Application by nonimmigrant alien
to extend or change non-immigrant status.
I-601 & I-601A-- Application for waiver of ground
of excludability.
I-612-- Application for waiver of the foreign
residence requirement for J visa holders.
I-730 -- Petition to allow families of refugees
and asylees to immigrate.
I-751-- Petition to remove the conditions
on residence for a conditional resident accorded status through
marriage.
I-765-- Application for employment authorization.
I-824-- Application for action on an approved
application or petition -- this form can be used for requesting
a duplicate approval notice, requesting notification of approval
of a petition to a U.S. consulate or port of entry, or requesting
that a U.S. consulate be notified of adjustment of status to permanent
residence. It is used most commonly to allow dependents to follow-to-join
a principal alien.
I-829-- Petition by entrepreneur to remove
conditions for a conditional resident accorded status through
investment in a commercial enterprise.
For further information and procedures, please
visit the official websites of the Bureau of Citizenship &
Immigration Services and the Department of Labor. Links to their
sites are available below.
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