These are common immigration filings that clients request outside of the standard work permit, citizenship, or family petition processes. This page gives you a clear overview of each service, the required forms, eligibility rules, and what documents you should prepare before beginning your paperwork.
We serve clients in Fresno, Tulare, Kings, and Madera Counties.
If you want LDHC to prepare your full Fee Waiver request, you can purchase the Fee Waiver Packet and download everything instantly.
Form I-912 is used when you cannot afford USCIS filing fees for eligible applications.
You may qualify if:
• You receive means-tested benefits (CalFresh, Medi-Cal, SSI, etc.)
• Your household income is below 150% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines
• You have financial hardship (medical bills, emergencies, etc.)
• Benefit approval letters
• Paystubs or tax returns
• Bills or hardship proof (if applicable)
If you’d like LDHC to assist you with preparing your N-600 packet correctly, you can purchase the Certificate of Citizenship Packet through our website and download all forms from your account.
Form N-600 is used to obtain proof of U.S. citizenship for individuals who automatically became citizens through their parents but never received a certificate.
You may be eligible for N-600 if:
You were born abroad but acquired U.S. citizenship through a U.S. citizen parent
You became a citizen automatically after your parent naturalized
You need proof of citizenship for passports, employment, or legal purposes
Parent’s naturalization certificate
Your foreign birth certificate (translated if needed)
Proof of legal custody
Green Card (if applicable)
Passport photos
If you want LDHC to help you complete the Affidavit of Support and supporting documents, you can purchase the I-864 Packet and download everything instantly.
Form I-864 is required for most family-based immigration cases to show that the sponsored immigrant will not become a “public charge.”
• The petitioner (always required)
• Joint sponsor (if petitioner does not meet income requirements)
• Household member (if combining income using I-864A)
• Most recent tax return
• W-2s or 1099s
• Paystubs for last 6 months
• Proof of U.S. citizenship or residency for sponsor
• Employment letter (optional but helpful)
You can purchase the Visa Invitation Letter Packet on our website to have LDHC draft the letter and guide you on documents to include.
A formal letter written by a U.S. resident inviting a relative or friend to visit the United States temporarily.
• B-2 Tourist Visa interviews
• Support for embassy applications
• Your personal information
• Visitor’s personal information
• Details of the trip (dates, purpose, address)
• Proof of relationship (optional)
• Proof of your status in the U.S.
• Financial support statement (if applicable)
I-601 filings require large amounts of evidence. If you want LDHC to assist you with the full waiver packet, you can purchase the I-601 Packet and download all required forms.
Used to request a waiver for certain immigration violations, such as:
• Unlawful presence
• Misrepresentation
• Certain criminal grounds
• Prior removal orders (in some cases)
You may qualify if you can show extreme hardship to a qualifying relative such as a:
• U.S. citizen spouse
• U.S. citizen parent
• Lawful permanent resident spouse or parent
• Hardship statement
• Medical or financial records
• Letters from employers, doctors, schools
• Psychological evaluations (optional)
• Marriage or birth certificates
• Country conditions evidence
If you want LDHC to help you complete the full K-1 packet, you can purchase the Fiancé Visa Packet on our website.
The K-1 visa allows a foreign fiancé(e) of a U.S. citizen to enter the United States for marriage within 90 days.
You may file for a K-1 visa if:
• You are a U.S. citizen
• You intend to marry within 90 days of entry
• You have seen your fiancé(e) in person within 2 years (exceptions exist)
• Both parties are legally free to marry
• Proof of relationship (photos, messages, travel)
• Meeting evidence (tickets, receipts)
• Passport-style photos
• Divorce decrees (if applicable)
• Statements of intent to marry
• U.S. citizen’s proof of status
