Form data entry
We enter client-provided information into the form selected by the client.
Immigration document assistance
Organized help preparing forms and supporting documents.
Client-directed clerical assistance with careful data entry, document organization, draft preparation and certified translation services.
Immigration appointments are available in English.
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Practical administrative help
A clearer way to organize the paperwork.
We focus on accurate clerical preparation based on the information and documents supplied by the client.
Document organization
Copies and supporting records are arranged into a clear, practical file.
Draft preparation
The client reviews every answer and document before signing or submitting.
Certified translations
Eligible translations include a signed translator certification.
Notice organization
USCIS receipts and notices can be copied and organized without legal interpretation.
Print, scan and copy
Convenient document services help keep the client’s package complete.
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Common form examples
Assistance with many commonly used USCIS forms.
Examples include I-130, I-485, I-765, I-131 and N-400, as well as many other common forms requested by clients.
These examples are not recommendations. The client identifies the form to prepare. Questions requiring legal analysis should be directed to a licensed immigration attorney or accredited representative.
Clear service boundaries
Know exactly what the service includes.
Smith can help with
- Entering information supplied by the client
- Organizing copies and supporting documents
- Preparing drafts for client review
- Printing, scanning, copying and assembling
- Providing certified translations
- Returning the package to the client
Smith does not provide
- Legal advice or legal strategy
- Eligibility or risk determinations
- Selection of a benefit or form for the client
- Legal representation before USCIS or a court
- Government negotiation or advocacy
- Approval, timing or outcome guarantees
A simple client journey
Clear guidance without numbered steps.
The page follows the client’s natural experience instead of presenting a rigid numbered process.
☎Tell us what you needThe client identifies the form and service requested.
→▣Gather informationUse a practical checklist for copies and supporting records.
→✎Prepare and reviewInformation is entered and reviewed by the client.
→✓Client-controlled submissionThe client mails the package or uses their own USCIS account.
Prepare for your visit
Bring copies of the records related to your chosen form.
Requirements vary. This general checklist helps start the review; additional copies may be requested.
- Government photo identification
- Current passport biographic page, if applicable
- Birth, marriage or civil records, if applicable
- Prior immigration filings and USCIS notices
- Travel, entry, address and contact information
- Certified translations when needed
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The client stays in control
Submission, fees and account access remain with the client.
Paper package
The completed package is returned to the client for mailing.
Online submission
Submission uses the client’s own USCIS account under the client’s control. Smith does not retain the password.
USCIS fees
Government filing fees are paid directly by the client.
Copies preferred
Smith normally works from copies. Any rare original must be documented, secured and returned.
Client experience
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★★★★★“Comment about organized documents and a clear checklist.”
★★★★★“Comment about patient communication during preparation.”
★★★★★“Comment about convenient copying and translation services.”
FAQ
Clear answers before your appointment.
The service is administrative and based on client instructions.
Is Smith Income Tax a law firm?
No. Smith Income Tax does not provide legal advice or legal representation.
Can Smith tell me which form I should file?
No. The client selects the form and benefit. Legal questions should be directed to a licensed attorney or accredited representative.
Who pays USCIS filing fees?
The client pays USCIS fees directly.
Can Smith help with online filing?
Yes, through the client’s own USCIS account and under the client’s control. Smith does not retain the client’s password.
Should I bring originals?
Bring copies whenever possible. Originals are accepted only rarely and must be documented and returned.
Ready to organize your documents?
Schedule an immigration document assistance appointment.
Appointments for this service are available in English. Walk-ins are welcome Monday through Friday.