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12 checklistsNo email requiredJuly 2026 editions

The complete document checklist for a marriage-based green card — both paths, every category of evidence, with 2026 timing notes.

Every document and fee for the K-1, from the I-129F evidence package through the consular stage to the 90 days after arrival.

The spouse-visa checklist: I-130 filing, the NVC document stage, interview prep, and arrival steps including the USCIS Immigrant Fee.

Documents for sponsoring your parents: proving your citizenship and the relationship, plus the financial package and path choice.

How to assemble the complete I-485 package — form order, exhibits per form, fees, and mailing — so it survives first contact with USCIS.

What to bring, what to review, and how to prepare as a couple for the near-universal 2026 green card interview.

Every civil and financial document the National Visa Center needs, per applicant, with translation rules and common rejection reasons.

Bona fide marriage evidence by category — what carries weight, what to skip, and how thin-file couples can still build a strong record.

The sponsor document set: taxes, income proof, household-size worksheet, joint sponsor package, and the asset math.

Evidence spanning the two conditional years, the 90-day window calculation, waiver additions, and handling the 48-month extension letter.

A step-by-step organizer for answering a Request for Evidence: deadline math, the response matrix, assembly order, and proof of delivery.

The stages of every family path — what starts each clock, what you control, and the dated 2026 deadlines that matter.

Checklists are general information, not legal advice. Fees and rules change — every checklist is dated, and current figures live on the pricing page.

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