Your Application.
Whether you’re applying for U.S. citizenship, requesting a Green Card, or renewing an existing Permanent Resident Card, the application process can involve detailed forms and supporting documents. We help you prepare your paperwork, organize required information, and complete USCIS applications with confidence.
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Making Immigration
Paperwork Easier.
Applying for U.S. citizenship or a Green Card involves more than simply completing a form. Every application requires accurate information, supporting documents, and careful attention to detail. Missing paperwork or simple mistakes can lead to delays or requests for additional information from USCIS.
Whether you’re applying for U.S. citizenship, requesting a Green Card, or renewing your Permanent Resident Card, we help you understand what documents may be needed, organize your paperwork, and navigate each step with greater confidence. Our goal is to make the process feel clearer, less stressful, and easier to manage.
When People
Usually Reach Out.
Every immigration journey is different, but many people contact us when they’re preparing an application, gathering documents, or simply want to feel more confident before submitting paperwork. Here are some of the most common situations we help with.
USCIS Forms
We Help With.
Application for Naturalization
Form N-400 is used by lawful permanent residents who meet the eligibility requirements to apply for U.S. citizenship through the naturalization process.
Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status
Form I-485 is used by eligible individuals applying for lawful permanent residence (Green Card) from within the United States through the Adjustment of Status process.
Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card
Form I-90 is used to renew an expiring Green Card or replace a Permanent Resident Card that has been lost, stolen, damaged, or contains incorrect information.
Policy Update (May 2026)
In May 2026, USCIS issued updated policy guidance regarding Form I-485 (Adjustment of Status). USCIS continues to accept and process I-485 applications. However, the agency now emphasizes that Adjustment of Status is a discretionary benefit and an “extraordinary” form of relief. Each application is reviewed individually based on the applicant’s specific circumstances.
USCIS policies and guidance may change over time. Before starting or submitting any immigration application, we recommend reviewing the most current forms, instructions, and policy updates available on the official USCIS website.
Untangle provides administrative assistance only. We do not provide legal advice or determine eligibility for immigration benefits. Final decisions on all immigration applications are made solely by USCIS.
Sources: USCIS Policy Memorandum PM-602-0199 (May 2026) • USCIS Policy Manual
Making Paperwork
Less Overhelming.
Every immigration journey is different, but having a clear plan can make the process much easier. Here’s what working with Untangle typically looks like.
We’ve Answered
the Most Common Ones.
Can Untangle tell me if I qualify for U.S. citizenship or a Green Card?
We can help you understand the general eligibility requirements for the applications we support and explain what information may be required. However, Untangle does not determine eligibility or provide legal advice. Final eligibility and all immigration decisions are determined solely by USCIS.
What documents will I need for my application?
The required documents depend on the type of application and your individual circumstances. Commonly requested documents may include identification, your Permanent Resident Card, passports, travel history, marriage or divorce records, tax information, and other supporting documents. We’ll help you organize everything before completing your application.
Can you help if I've already started my USCIS application?
Yes. Whether you’re just getting started or have already completed part of your application, we can help review your paperwork, organize your documents, and assist with completing the remaining sections.
Will Untangle submit my application to USCIS?
No. Untangle provides administrative assistance with document preparation and organization. You remain responsible for reviewing, signing, and submitting your application to USCIS unless another submission method is specifically available for your case.
What if USCIS asks for additional documents?
If USCIS requests additional information or supporting documents, we can help you understand the request, organize the required paperwork, and prepare your response. Final decisions regarding your application are always made by USCIS.
Do I need an immigration attorney?
Many straightforward administrative applications can be completed with document preparation assistance. However, if your case involves legal questions, immigration violations, criminal history, removal proceedings, or other complex issues, you should consult a qualified immigration attorney. Untangle does not provide legal advice or legal representation.
Less Paperwork.
Less Stress.
Whether you’re applying for U.S. citizenship, renewing your Green Card, or preparing an Adjustment of Status application, you don’t have to navigate the paperwork alone. We’ll help you understand the process, organize your documents, and complete your USCIS forms with confidence – one step at a time.