DIY USCIS form software is a different job. We sign I-9, offer, and supporting letters, give you the official links, and save every PDF — $10/month. We don't prepare I-129, I-130, or I-485.
CitizenPath is built to walk you through USCIS forms and let you file. Useful if you want cheaper DIY than a full-service shop. Useless if what you actually need is the signed extras: I-9 for the employer, an offer letter, a POA, a constancia a Miami landlord will open.
Keep CitizenPath (or a lawyer) for the petition PDF. Unlock the one Docracy plan for the supporting packet, official send-to links, and a vault you can reopen. We do not replace their form software and we do not file.
They publish per-package prices: from $79–$99, I-130 $149, K-1 (I-129F) $149, adjustment of status packet $279, naturalization (N-400) $199. USCIS filing fees are separate (I-485 is $1,440 for most adults). We are $10/month for signed extras — we don't prepare those forms.
No. That is CitizenPath (or an attorney). We sign the supporting PDFs they told you to attach.
No. DS-160 is CEAC (State Department). We link the official site on the immigrant kit. Sign supporting letters here, then upload where CEAC says.
USD, same as Boundless. USCIS filing fees are USD. Docracy Paid is USD $10. The cobro you send a client can be labeled MXN or COP because that checkout is yours.
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