You landed. The next forms are not ours to file.
I-94 is CBP. Address change and the online account are USCIS. ITIN is the IRS. Same $10 plan saves the PDFs you sign here. Spanish first.
The problem
Search mixes Boundless, ‘free I-94 PDF’, and SAT constancia generators. None of them send you to CBP, USCIS, and IRS and then keep the offer and I-9 you already signed.
The Docracy way
Use the official portals yourself. Unlock Paid so the I-9, offer, POA, and constancia stay reopenable. We do not retrieve I-94, we do not file AR-11, and we do not submit W-7.
Features
I-94 (CBP)
Retrieve it on i94.cbp.dhs.gov. We don't host the record.
USCIS online account
myaccount.uscis.gov — E-COA lives there. Not us.
Change of address
uscis.gov/addresschange. Usually within 10 days. Not a Docracy form.
ITIN if you have no SSN
IRS W-7. We don't invent that form and we don't mail Austin.
Who files where
Checkable map: employer / USCIS / CBP / IRS / origin .gob. You upload.
Use cases
- First week after a visa stamp — I-94 for the employer
- Moved apartments — USCIS wants the new address
- Need a TIN for a 1040-NR and you are not eligible for an SSN
FAQ
Do you retrieve my I-94?
No. CBP: https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/home
Do you file AR-11?
No. https://www.uscis.gov/addresschange — usually through a USCIS online account.
Spanish URL?
https://docracy.io/es/despues-de-llegar — plan: /es/kit-llegar-eeuu.
I-94 (CBP official) · USCIS account · Change of address · Apply for an ITIN (IRS) · Who files where · Acta / apostille · EAD / TPS · Phone + bank · Immigrant plan
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