Immigration Form Preparer

An immigration forms preparer is a person who assists in completing and submitting forms related to immigration procedures, such as visa applications, permanent residency (green cards), citizenship, or immigration relief. However, it is important to note that a forms preparer is not an attorney or a government-accredited representative in the U.S., meaning they cannot provide legal advice or represent clients in legal proceedings.

Their main functions include:

1. Filling out forms: They help clients complete the necessary documents based on the information provided.

2. Explaining basic procedures: They offer guidance on the steps involved in the process but cannot interpret laws or advise on legal strategies.

3. Document organization: They assist in gathering and submitting the required documentation for immigration procedures.

Precautions

• In the U.S., notaries public are not attorneys and are not authorized to provide legal advice. However, in some Spanish-speaking countries, the term notario carries a broader legal meaning, which can lead to confusion.

• Make sure the preparer complies with local laws to avoid fraud or serious mistakes in your application.

If you need advanced legal guidance, it is best to seek an immigration attorney or a Department of Justice (DOJ)-accredited representative.

Immigration Learning A2z reserves the right to modify the content and conditions of its courses at any time and without prior notice.

Places are limited.

We are a private institution dedicated to continuing education with an exclusively formative and instructional approach. Our purpose is to provide training to Spanish speakers to facilitate their integration into the labor market in the United States. We do not grant certifications that accredit specialization in any study area nor authorize our students to offer legal advice. Likewise, we do not provide or encourage the provision of legal advice.

Each student is fully responsible for the use and application of the knowledge acquired, and for complying with the legal requirements and licenses required by state regulations in the U.S., They are expected to act professionally and within the scope of their skills and experience.

The content of our courses is for educational and procedural purposes. It should not be considered legal advice or construed as an attorney-client relationship.

All payments are final and non-refundable. However, in case of a valid justification, the student may reschedule his or her contracted classes or activities.

It is recommended to verify whether the state where you reside requires any authorization to perform immigration form preparation activities.