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CPV Multiservices - Houston, Texas

Immigration forms in Houston

Price on request

We type, with you, the USCIS forms you or your attorney have already chosen.

We are not attorneys. We type and translate paperwork; we do not give legal advice. Read the full notice

Prices are CPV fees. Government fees (USCIS) are separate and are paid directly to the government. You or your attorney choose the form; we fill it out with you. No filing guarantees a result: the decision is always up to USCIS. CPV does not file applications for you: you, or your attorney, file them.

Family

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I want to bring my familyFamily Petitions

Petitioning for your spouse, children or parents

Family

Form I-130

I want to bring my family

Family Petitions

CPV fee

Price on request

Confirmed with you before we start

USCIS fees are separate

What we do with you

The family petition is the first paper the government asks for when a citizen or a resident wants to petition for a relative.

If you are a citizen or a permanent resident and want to petition for a close relative, the form for this process is the I-130. Who can petition for whom depends on each case, and that is for you or your attorney to confirm. We fill out the form with you, read your certificates together and put together the proof that you are family. One petition per relative.

For example

You are a citizen and want to petition for your mother, who lives in Honduras. You bring your birth certificate, your mother's birth certificate and your proof of citizenship. You leave with the I-130 completed, reviewed, and a list of what is still missing.

What to bring to the appointment

  • Form I-130 (Petition for Alien Relative)
  • Proof of the family relationship
  • Birth certificates
  • Marriage certificates
  • Petitioner’s proof of citizenship or residence
  • Financial support documents

Bring what you already have. The list is for your appointment; it does not determine your eligibility.

Work

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I want my work permitWork Permit

The work permit, new or renewed

Work

Form I-765

I want my work permit

Work Permit

CPV fee

Price on request

Confirmed with you before we start

USCIS fees are separate

What we do with you

The work permit, the EAD card, is requested or renewed with Form I-765.

If you or your attorney have decided to apply for the permit for the first time or to renew it, we fill out the I-765 with you, check the photos and documents the form asks for, and leave you with the package ready to send.

For example

Your permit expires in a few months and you want to renew it on time. You bring your current permit, your passport and any USCIS notices you have. You leave with the renewal completed and reviewed.

What to bring to the appointment

  • Valid passport and identification
  • Form I-765 (Application for Employment Authorization)
  • Two passport-style photos
  • Filing fee payment
  • Supporting immigration documents

Bring what you already have. The list is for your appointment; it does not determine your eligibility.

Green card and citizenship

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I want my green cardAdjustment of StatusI want to become a citizenCitizenship Support

Permanent residence and becoming a citizen

Green card and citizenship

Form I-485

I want my green card

Adjustment of Status

CPV fee

Price on request

Confirmed with you before we start

USCIS fees are separate

What we do with you

Adjustment of status is the process for applying for permanent residence while inside the United States.

If you are already in the United States and you or your attorney have decided to apply for residence with Form I-485, we fill out the form with your information and organize your documents. We review the package with you before you sign.

For example

Your husband is a citizen, the family petition has been filed, and your attorney told you the I-485 is next. You bring your passport, your marriage certificate and the notices USCIS sent you. You leave with the form ready to sign.

What to bring to the appointment

  • Form I-485 (Application to Register Permanent Residence)
  • Birth certificate
  • Marriage or divorce certificates
  • Passport-style photographs
  • Medical examination (Form I-693)
  • Financial support documents

Bring what you already have. The list is for your appointment; it does not determine your eligibility.

Green card and citizenship

Form N-400

I want to become a citizen

Citizenship Support

CPV fee

Price on request

Confirmed with you before we start

USCIS fees are separate

What we do with you

The citizenship application, naturalization, is made with Form N-400.

If you are already a resident and have decided to apply for citizenship, we fill out the N-400 with you: your trips, your addresses, your work history. We explain what each section asks and organize your documents.

For example

You have had your green card for years and want to become a citizen. You bring your resident card, your passport with your travel stamps and your work details for the last few years. You leave with the N-400 completed and reviewed.

What to bring to the appointment

  • Form N-400 (Application for Naturalization)
  • Copy of your green card
  • State ID or driver’s license
  • Travel history records
  • Tax records for the period the N-400 instructions ask for
  • Marriage or divorce certificates

Bring what you already have. The list is for your appointment; it does not determine your eligibility.

Protection and programs

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I need to apply for asylumAsylumI have DACA and need to renew itDACAI am from a country with TPSTPS

Asylum, DACA and TPS

Protection and programs

Form I-589

I need to apply for asylum

Asylum

CPV fee

Price on request

Confirmed with you before we start

USCIS fees are separate

What we do with you

The asylum application is made with Form I-589 and requires telling your story in detail.

If you or your attorney have decided to file for asylum, we transcribe your statement, fill out the I-589 with your details and organize the evidence you have, in English or Spanish. For the strategy of your case and for court, you need an attorney.

For example

You have documents, photos and messages that show what you went through in your country, but they are disorganized and in Spanish. We organize them, translate them and fill out the form with you.

What to bring to the appointment

  • Form I-589 (Application for Asylum)
  • Passport and travel documents
  • Evidence of persecution or fear
  • Country condition reports
  • Two passport-style photos
  • Supporting affidavits

Bring what you already have. The list is for your appointment; it does not determine your eligibility.

Protection and programs

Form I-821D

I have DACA and need to renew it

DACA

CPV fee

Price on request

Confirmed with you before we start

USCIS fees are separate

What we do with you

A DACA renewal is filed with Form I-821D, together with the work permit (I-765).

If you already have DACA and it is time to renew, we fill out the forms with you based on your previous renewal and check that nothing changes from one to the next by mistake. The program rules are published by USCIS and change: always follow the official page.

For example

Your DACA and your work permit expire the same month. You bring your previous approvals, your current permit and your photos. You leave with the renewal complete.

What to bring to the appointment

  • Form I-821D
  • Your previous approval notice and your current work permit
  • Identification documents
  • Proof of continuous presence
  • Two passport-style photos

Bring what you already have. The list is for your appointment; it does not determine your eligibility.

Protection and programs

Form I-821

I am from a country with TPS

TPS

CPV fee

Price on request

Confirmed with you before we start

USCIS fees are separate

What we do with you

Temporary Protected Status, TPS, is requested or re-registered with Form I-821, usually together with the work permit (I-765).

If your country is on the TPS list and you or your attorney have decided to file, we fill out the forms with you and organize the proof of your identity and nationality. Which countries are on the list and until when is published only by USCIS.

For example

USCIS announced a new registration period for your country and you want to re-register. You bring your passport or birth certificate, your previous approval and your permit. You leave with the package ready.

What to bring to the appointment

  • Form I-821
  • Identification documents
  • Proof of nationality
  • Two passport-style photos

Bring what you already have. The list is for your appointment; it does not determine your eligibility.

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