This page includes links to practical guides, sample materials, form instructions, and information on protecting one's online identity.

This page helps to identify when one might or might not be eligible for an SIV.

This page goes over things that are important to include in a human resources letter and recommendation letter for an SIV application.

This guide discusses the process of adjustment from SIV to LPR status.

This page contains links to specific resources that may be helpful for Afghan refugees and their lawyers, including video trainings.

This flyer goes over various public benefits Afghan refugees with humanitarian parole may be eligible for.

This fact sheet, issued by the Immigrant and Employee Rights Section (IER), provides general information about some of their employment rights. Afghan evacuees may have other immigration statuses or U.S. citizenship. Employers should not make assumptions about citizenship or immigration status, or the right to work, based on where someone is from.

This new USCIS page offers assorted guidance for Afghan refugees including guidance on filing I-765.

This page contains a list of many links to articles answering common SIV (and less common) questions. Helpful for both Afghan refugees and attorneys.

This practice guide outlines how to make a congressional inquiry, who can make a congressional inquiry, and the benefits of making one.