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What to gather before contacting us

This is an appointment preparation list. The responsible agency’s current instructions and your individual case determine the filing requirements.

  • Any existing I-134A receipt or account notice
  • The specific program notice or invitation you received, if any
  • Copies of records already submitted
  • Questions about the notice to take to an authorized legal professional

How to organize this task

  1. 1. Verify the current program first

    Read current USCIS notices for the specific process. We do not advertise an open filing window or promise that a new I-134A can be submitted.

  2. 2. Organize existing correspondence

    Keep your notices in date order with the associated case or account identifier. Do not create a duplicate request just because a notice is difficult to understand.

  3. 3. Ask about a limited records task

    Contact the office about organizing existing documents. Any eligibility or program-status question must be resolved before application preparation is agreed.

Preparation scope and price

This is an information and records guide. Asal does not determine parole eligibility or promise access to a program. Call about an existing-records task; do not book on the assumption that a new I-134A filing is available.

Request a written quote for this specific task before work begins. Government charges, professional services and translation work are separate unless expressly included. The office will confirm availability, required records and preparation timing; agency processing and outcomes are outside our control.

Published fees for our main application services

Official instructions

Guide updated September 15, 2026. Follow current agency notices before preparing a submission.

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