Review, sign, file, and track
When Immigration Oasis prepares a draft, worksheet, or review plan, the user still reviews every answer, signs where required, checks the current government filing instructions, and decides what to submit.
1. Review the files
Check every page, name, address, date, A-number, receipt number, answer, worksheet, and document label. If anything is uncertain, ask for review before filing.
2. Assemble evidence
Match the document checklist to the prepared forms or worksheet. Include translations where required and keep copies of everything submitted.
3. Sign correctly
Use ink signatures where required. Do not file unsigned forms. Make sure preparer/interpreter/signature pages match the final forms and supporting documents.
4. Verify current filing rules
Before mailing or uploading, confirm current government fee, edition date, filing address, online filing option, and special instructions on the official site.
5. Mail or upload carefully
Use the correct filing method. Save proof of delivery or portal confirmation. Immigration Oasis does not guarantee government acceptance or approval.
6. Track after filing
Return to the dashboard to save receipt numbers, filing dates, delivery proof, biometrics, interviews, RFEs, NOIDs, NVC messages, 221(g), or new notices.
Reviewed materials screen language
Use only the reviewed materials ready in your dashboard, not older drafts.
Some government forms or mailing sets may have specific printing or assembly rules.
Use ink signatures where the official form or instructions require them.
Review completed pages before signing.
Check names, dates, A-numbers, addresses, answers, and extra information pages.
Confirm the current government fee and payment method before filing.
We do not automatically submit anything to USCIS or the government.
You are responsible for reviewing, signing, and deciding whether to submit.
Official source reminder: confirm the official form edition, instructions edition, fee schedule, and last checked date because USCIS can change forms, fees, and filing rules.