Fill Immigration Forms Faster and File Without Fear

Upload your immigration form PDF to Simplicity AI. Our platform converts the form into an interactive questionnaire that walks you through each section in plain English. Simply visit our website, upload your form, and follow the prompts to complete it in minutes. Try it for free.

Yes. Upload your passport, prior I-797 approval notices, I-94 records, employment letters, or any document containing your biographical and immigration details as a source file. Simplicity AI extracts names, dates of birth, passport numbers, A-Numbers, entry dates, and status information, and automatically populates the correct fields.

Many USCIS forms require additional supplements based on your answers (for example, Part 12 of Form I-485 requires Supplement A for address history beyond what fits on the main form). Simplicity AI determines which supplements are required based on your entries and automatically generates them. Your address, employment, or travel history flows from the main form into the supplement without re-entry.

USCIS rejects any form that isn't the current edition, and your filing fee is not refunded. Simplicity AI flags the edition date on the form you upload. However, always verify you're downloading the most current version from the USCIS website before uploading to ensure your filing isn't rejected on a technicality.

Yes. Attorneys and paralegals managing multiple cases can upload client documents and populate forms across different case types and filing categories. Simplicity AI maps each client's biographical data, immigration history, and employment details to the appropriate form fields, reducing preparation time per case and identifying cross-section inconsistencies that trigger RFEs.

Yes. Immigration forms contain passport numbers, A-Numbers, Social Security numbers, immigration status details, employment history, financial records, and family information. Simplicity AI encrypts all documents, handles your data privately, and never shares it with third parties. Your data stays yours.

USCIS requires a continuous timeline for your address history (typically 5 years), employment history (typically 5-10 years), and travel history (varies by form). If there's a three-month gap between the address you left in June and the address you moved into in September, USCIS wants to know where you were for those three months. Unexplained gaps trigger RFEs or, worse, suspicion that you're hiding something. Simplicity AI compares end dates against start dates across every timeline entry and flags gaps before you submit.

Form I-485 is 18 pages long. Your name appears in Part 1. Your address appears in Parts 1, 3, and Supplement A. Your employment appears in Parts 4 and 7. If the name in Part 1 doesn't match Part 7 because you used a middle initial in one and your full middle name in the other, USCIS flags the inconsistency. Simplicity AI locks repeated fields across all sections so every instance of your name, address, and dates matches exactly.

Your Alien Registration Number (A-Number) is your unique USCIS identifier. If you have one and don't include it, USCIS may not be able to link your new filing to your existing case history. If you enter the wrong number, your filing could be associated with someone else's record. Simplicity AI validates A-Number formatting (a nine-digit number preceded by "A") and cross-checks it against other identifiers on the form.

Most USCIS forms have multiple signature blocks: one for the applicant, one for the interpreter (if used), one for the preparer (if someone helped you), and sometimes one for the petitioner or sponsor. Missing any one of them results in rejection. Simplicity AI identifies every signature block on the form and won't generate the final PDF until all required signatures are completed.

USCIS has multiple lockbox facilities, service centers, and field offices, and the correct filing location depends on which form you're filing, what category you're filing under, and where you live. Sending your I-130 to the California Service Center when it should go to the Texas lockbox means your filing sits in the wrong facility until someone reroutes it, adding weeks or months to your processing time. Simplicity AI can't select the filing location for you, but it can help you complete and export the form quickly so you have time to verify the correct address on the USCIS website before mailing.

Form I-864 (Affidavit of Support) requires the sponsor to demonstrate income at or above 125% of the federal poverty guidelines for their household size. Submitting the I-864 without tax transcripts, employment letters, or asset documentation to prove you meet the threshold results in an RFE or denial. Many sponsors submit their most recent tax return, but forget that USCIS wants three years of returns plus current employment verification. Simplicity AI prompts for all required financial documentation based on the household size and income level you enter.

Many USCIS forms require passport-style photographs meeting specific dimensions, background color, and recency requirements. Submitting photos that are too old, the wrong size, or taken against the wrong background results in the package being returned. Simplicity AI flags photo requirements when they apply to the form you're completing and specifies the exact USCIS photo standards so you get them right before mailing.