immigration services · Columbus, Ohio
Green Card Applications
Adjustment of status and green card renewals
Green card document preparation covers adjustment of status packets, renewals, replacements, condition removal, and related work/travel forms. We assemble organized USCIS packets from our Columbus office based on the information and documents you provide.
Pricing
I-485 combo preparation $1,000 (included forms confirmed before work); I-90 $200; I-751 $600. Government filing fees are separate from Asal's service fee.
View all preparation fees and scopeWho this service is for
- ✓ Applicants preparing I-485 adjustment packets
- ✓ Permanent residents renewing or replacing a green card (I-90)
- ✓ Conditional residents preparing I-751
- ✓ Applicants adding I-765 or I-131 to an adjustment case
How preparation works
- 1
Case document intake
We review entry records, notices, and civil documents you bring.
- 2
Related-form planning
When requested, we connect I-485 with I-864, I-765, I-131, or medical-exam planning.
- 3
Packet assembly
We prepare forms, label exhibits, and coordinate translations.
- 4
Filing handoff
You review and sign. We explain fees, copies to keep, and status tracking basics.
What we provide
Initial consultation about the clerical service and document checklist
Typing your selected forms using the information you provide
Supporting document organization and packet assembly
Translation coordination when requested, with any separate cost confirmed
Clerical form checks, fee information, and public case-status lookup help
Clerical organization of additional documents you provide; legal responses require authorized legal help
Documents we commonly organize
- ✓ Passport, I-94, and prior notices
- ✓ Civil documents and translations
- ✓ Financial sponsorship records when required
- ✓ Green card copies for I-90 or I-751
- ✓ Relationship evidence for marriage-based cases
Forms we help with
Select a form to learn what it does, what documents are usually involved, and how the immigration services process works in plain language.
- I-485Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status. Used to apply for lawful permanent resident status while in the United States.Read guide
- I-864Affidavit of Support Under Section 213A of the INA. Used by a sponsor who agrees to financially support an intending immigrant.Read guide
- I-765Application for Employment Authorization. Used by eligible applicants to request an Employment Authorization Document.Read guide
- I-131Application for Travel Documents, Parole Documents, and Arrival/Departure Records. Used to request certain travel documents, parole documents, or arrival/departure records.Read guide
- I-90Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card (Green Card). Used to replace or renew a Green Card.Read guide
- I-751Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence. Used by conditional permanent residents to request removal of conditions on residence.Read guide
What to bring
- ✓ Valid photo ID, passport, or state ID
- ✓ Social Security card, if applicable
- ✓ Previous immigration documents and USCIS notices
- ✓ Birth certificate with translation, if needed
- ✓ Marriage certificate, if applicable
- ✓ Two passport-style photos when required
- ✓ Government filing fee payment method, if required
Service limitations
- • We do not decide adjustment eligibility or immigrant category strategy
- • We do not guarantee approval or processing times
- • Divorce, abuse, criminal, or waiver issues need attorney review
Unlawful presence, prior removal, criminal history, or fraud findings require licensed attorney review before filing.
Frequently asked questions
Is I-90 the same as a new green card case?+
No. I-90 renews or replaces the card. Adjustment of status uses Form I-485. We help you prepare the correct packet for the filing you request.
Can you help with work and travel documents?+
Yes. Many adjustment clients also prepare I-765 and I-131. We organize those forms when they are part of your packet plan.
Related resources
Official sources
Do you need legal advice?
Asal is not a law firm. Cases involving immigration court, criminal history, waivers, prior denials, or legal strategy should be reviewed by a licensed immigration attorney or authorized accredited representative.
Immigration lawyer vs. form preparer in ColumbusIndividuals and families welcome
Our Columbus office helps individuals and families across Central Ohio with immigration paperwork. Clients of every nationality and background are welcome.
I-485 help by city
Serving these communities from our Columbus office — not separate branch offices.