Upload your completed I-130 or N-400 draft and supporting documents. FormCheck flags inconsistencies, missing evidence and signature or fee issues, then gives you a fix-list and a cover letter.
See pricingHow it worksUSCIS policy for filings on or after Aug 5, 2026 allows officers to deny an incomplete filing without first sending a Request for Evidence (USCIS alert, Aug 5, 2026). Complete and consistent matters more than ever.
Sample fix-list (illustrative)
In development · Estimated delivery: early 2027 · Pre-orders (opening soon) will be fully refundable on request before delivery; automatic refund if not delivered by that date.
Launch updates: coming soon.
You can, and for a quick question you should. FormCheck is built for one job: it reads every page of every form and document together and lists each mismatch with its location, against current USCIS form instructions. A chat window won't do that systematically, and it's easy to miss a page.
No. FormCheck is software that checks your own completed forms for consistency and completeness. It does not give legal advice, choose forms for you, or represent you before USCIS. If your case involves a prior denial, an overstay, criminal history or removal, talk to a licensed immigration attorney or a DOJ-accredited representative.
No. USCIS decides every case.
Those are full-service packages (from $599–$699 for N-400, before USCIS fees). FormCheck is a lower-cost check for people preparing their own forms.
At launch: I-130 and N-400. More later.
They are used only to produce your report and are deleted 30 days after delivery, or sooner on request.
This is a pre-order for a product in development. Contact us any time before delivery for a full refund. If it isn't delivered by early 2027, you'll be refunded automatically.