- Do you want to file your benefits application from home, from work, from the coffee shop around the corner-- anywhere with an Internet connection?
- Do you want to pay your fees with a credit card or directly through your checking or savings account?
- Do you want immediate confirmation that your application has been received by USCIS?
E-Filing provides a user-friendly way to file some of our most popular forms at any time of the day or night. Browse the links below to see if E-Filing is the best option for you.
Before you start: Review Avoiding Common E-Filing Mistakes.
Forms Currently Available for E-Filing
Find out if the application you want to submit can be E-Filed, and if you’re one of our many customers who is eligible to file your application electronically. Also, find out the specifics on how to complete your E-Filing application.
PLEASE REVIEW THE FORM SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO E-FILE.
E-Filing Reference Guide
Understand how the USCIS E-Filing system operates for your specific application.
E-Filing Guidance
Learn how to best use the USCIS E-Filing system.
E-Filing Forms Concurrently
Find out which forms can be E-Filed together.
Submitting Supporting Documentation
Even E-Filed applications may need supporting documents or evidence.
Paying Application Fees
E-Filing offers more payment options than paper filing.
Photographs and Fingerprints
Determine which forms require photographs or fingerprints.
Frequently Asked Questions for E-Filing Users
If you have a general question on E-Filing, you can probably find the answer here.
Avoiding Common E-Filing Mistakes
Learn how to avoid common errors that can cost you time, money, and effort.
Create Your E-Filing User Account
Creating a User ID and password allows you secure, easy access to the E-Filing system.
Case Status Online
Check the status of your pending E-Filed application, 48 – 72 hours after filing.
