Family & Green Card Forms

How to Prepare Family Green Card & Work Permit Forms (I-130, I-485, I-765, I-539) Without the Headache

When preparing a family-based Green Card application, you often have to fill out 4 or 5 forms for the same client at the same time: the 12-page I-130, the 24-page I-485, the 7-page I-765 (work permit), and the 4-page G-28. Instead of juggling nearly 50 pages of paper or email attachments, you can manage the whole package cleanly in one place.

Keep the 12-page I-130, 24-page I-485, 7-page I-765, 7-page I-539, and 4-page G-28 organized in one client folder.

Keeping Multiple Forms Organized for One Client

In a family Green Card case, addresses, marriage dates, entry dates, and job histories have to match across several forms. When you collect info through paper forms or scattered emails, it is easy for dates or spellings to get mixed up.

In CasePrepare, all forms for a client stay together under one client profile so your team can check everything from one screen.

See all included forms in our 8 Official Form List, or check how long stories are translated in our Easy Form I-589 Guide.

Tricky questions on the 24-page Form I-485 are shown in the client’s own language with simple help notes.

Family, Work Permit & Visa Forms Included in CasePrepare

Here are the everyday USCIS forms ready to use in your workspace:

Form Pages What It Is Used For (In Plain English)
Form I-130 12 pages Family petition filed by a U.S. citizen or Green Card holder for a spouse, child, or relative
Form I-485 24 pages The main Green Card application for someone applying inside the U.S.
Form I-765 7 pages Work permit (EAD) application while a Green Card or asylum case is pending
Form I-539 7 pages Application to extend or change a tourist, student, or other temporary visa
Form G-28 4 pages Official form showing that the attorney represents the client

Preventing Mistakes on the 24-Page Form I-485

Form I-485 is 24 pages long and includes pages of tricky “Yes / No” questions. If a client doesn’t understand the English wording and checks the wrong box, it can cause serious problems at their interview.

Simple Questions in 4 Languages:

With CasePrepare, clients read the questions in English, Spanish, Turkish, or Russian with helpful notes. If they write an explanation in their own language, you translate it to English in one click and approve it before downloading the PDF.

Paralegals send the link, clients fill it out and sign on their phone, and attorneys download the ready PDFs.

Easy Teamwork for Paralegals and Attorneys

A paralegal can send the form links to the client, an assistant can check if the client has signed, and the attorney can do the final check and download the official PDFs. Since there are no per-user fees, everyone in your office can log in and work together.

Learn how clients sign on their phones without any app in our 4-Language Client Links Guide, and see court forms in our EOIR-28 & EOIR-33/IC Guide. View our $75/month flat office pricing and request your office account.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can we open I-130, I-485, and I-765 for the same client at the same time?

Yes. You can create as many forms as you need under one client profile and track each one easily.

Is Form I-539 for tourist or student visa extensions included?

Yes. The 7-page Form I-539 is built in and works with the same 4-language link and e-signature flow.

Does the client have to finish the 24-page I-485 all at once?

No. Every answer is saved automatically, so the client can close the page and continue later from the exact same link.

How do the answers get into the official USCIS PDF?

Once you approve the answers and translations, CasePrepare automatically fills in the official PDF boxes and places the client’s signature.

Prepare your next case the easy way.

Send the link, check the answers, and download the official PDF. Flat $75/month for your entire office.