MyAutoform, an immigration attorney, or on your own

Three ways to put a case together. This page says plainly what each one does — including what we do not do, and when hiring an attorney is the right call.

• MyAutoform
• An immigration attorney
• On your own

• Who fills the official USCIS forms — The platform, field by field, from the PDF the government itself publishes
• Who writes the petition and cover letters — The platform drafts them from your answers; you review every line
• Who judges whether your case has merit — Nobody — we do not do this
• If USCIS sends an RFE — We do not answer RFEs today
• Who signs — You
• Who files with USCIS — You, with the filing checklist that comes in the package
• Blank-field review before it goes out — Automatic, on the finished PDF, and it lists what is missing
• The language you answer in — English, Portuguese or Spanish — the documents go out in English
• What you pay, beyond the government fees — One payment per case, no subscription — the interview and the review are free

When an attorney is the right call

• There is a criminal record, a removal proceeding, or a previous denial in your history.
• You do not know whether you qualify — that is a judgment about merit, and it belongs to an attorney.
• You already received an RFE, a NOID or a denial and need it answered.
• You are out of status, or a deadline has already passed.

What we are not

MyAutoform is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. We prepare documents from the answers you give; legal judgment belongs to a licensed immigration attorney, and every package's filing checklist starts by telling you to have one review it.

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