Immigrant paperwork. Sign the I-9. Sign the visa packet.
The official I-9 is in the catalog. Visa supporting docs we already ship. Constancia a US landlord can open. We don't file with USCIS — we sign the files they asked you for.
The problem
You landed. The employer sends an offer and an I-9. A visa lawyer wants supporting PDFs. The landlord wants proof of income. Visa consultants don't sign those contracts.
The Docracy way
Docracy is the immigrant docs product: free SES signing of the official I-9 and the supporting templates we already have, Paid cobro + constancia. Honest limit: no E-Verify, no document inspection, no I-129 / DS-160 we invent.
Features
Official I-9
USCIS Form I-9. Employee + employer signature. Not E-Verify.
Visa supporting packet
Offer, employment, POA, reference, child travel. Not the petition.
Constancia a stranger can open
Dated index of contracts and cobros. Not a W-2.
W-9 kit if you are a US person
We do not ship a fake W-8BEN.
Use cases
- Someone who just moved from Mexico or Colombia to Houston or Miami
- New hires who need I-9 signed the first week
- People gathering supporting docs a visa or consulate asked for
- Freelancers applying for a US apartment without pay stubs
FAQ
Can you do I-9?
Yes. We sign the official USCIS Form I-9. We do not inspect List A/B/C documents and we do not run E-Verify. Anyone with the link can sign as the name on it. See /trust.
Do you file visas?
No. We sign the supporting packet. Start at /visa-supporting-documents (Spanish: /es/documentos-para-visa).
Where do I start in Spanish?
https://docracy.io/es/documentos-para-inmigrantes — kit: /es/kit-llegar-eeuu.
Immigrant kit · Sign I-9 · Visa supporting docs · Constancia for a US rental · I-9 template
Free to start — no account needed to send or sign.
Open the immigrant kit