Immigration Tools
Immigration Eligibility Tools
Use these tools to get a general sense of which immigration services may fit your situation. These screeners are not legal advice, do not guarantee eligibility, and do not replace a consultation with an attorney.
Where to start
Immigration Service Fit Screener
A general intake to help point you toward the right category. Pick whichever best matches your situation right now.
Which of these best describes your situation?
Answer the questions to see where you stand. Your answers stay on this page.
Immigration Law
Free Work-Visa Evaluation
Exploring a work or business visa? Start with a free, no-obligation evaluation. Answer a few questions about your background and goals, and we will assess which pathways may fit, from H-1B and O-1 to EB-2 and business visas.
- For professionals, founders, investors, and specialists
- A first read on which visa categories may fit you
- No cost, no obligation, fully confidential
Opens the evaluation in a new tab.
Naturalization
Citizenship Eligibility Screener
A closer look at naturalization readiness, covering the areas that most often complicate an otherwise straightforward application.
Do you currently hold a green card (lawful permanent resident status)?
Are you married to, and currently living with, a U.S. citizen?
Have you held your green card for at least 5 years?
Have you taken any single trip outside the United States lasting 6 months or longer during that time?
Do you have any concerns about the English or civics interview (a health condition, age, or long-term-residence exception)?
Are you current on your tax filings and any child support obligations?
Do you have any arrests, charges, or convictions since becoming a permanent resident?
Have you had any prior immigration violations, application denials, or removal proceedings?
Answer the questions to see where you stand. Your answers stay on this page.
Family petitions
Family-Based Immigration Screener
For people with a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident family member who may be able to petition for them.
Is your U.S. family member a citizen or a lawful permanent resident?
What is your relationship to them?
Are you currently inside the United States or outside?
How did you last enter the United States?
Have you ever stayed in the United States past your authorized time, or been here without lawful status?
Have you ever been placed in removal or deportation proceedings, or ordered removed?
Do you have any arrests, charges, or convictions?
Answer the questions to see where you stand. Your answers stay on this page.
Immigration court
EOIR / Removal Defense Urgency Checker
Check anything that applies to you. This does not decide your case; it gives you a sense of how quickly to act.
Check everything that applies to you right now.
Nothing urgent is flagged yet. If your situation changes, or you are simply preparing ahead, a consultation can help you get oriented.
Timing
Residency & Citizenship Timeline
Pick the scenario closest to yours to see the fixed statutory milestones ahead: the dates set by law, not by how backed up an office happens to be.
Your scenario
Had you been married 2+ years when the green card was approved?
Milestones
- Permanent residency begins
- September 15, 2026
- Window opens to file to remove conditions (Form I-751)
- June 17, 2028
- Conditional status expires
- September 15, 2028
- Window opens to file for naturalization (Form N-400)
- June 17, 2029
- Naturalization eligibility date
- September 15, 2029
These are the dates set by statute, not a prediction of how long any application will actually take to process. That depends on the office involved and changes constantly. Continuous residence, physical presence, and good-moral-character requirements still apply and can move an actual filing date. Confirm your specific situation with an attorney before filing anything.