Paths

Supported immigration paths

QueueTip covers major family, student, employment, investor, and naturalization workflows. Support is not the same for every category. Labels below come from the current Prepare catalog and Explore overviews.

  • Full guide
  • Standard guide
  • Reference overview
  • Coming later

Family-based

Full guide

Petitions for qualifying relatives, including I-130 family filings.

Catalog forms: I-130

Marriage-based

Full guide

Adjustment packages that often move I-130, I-485, I-765, I-131, and I-864 together.

Catalog forms: I-130, I-485, I-765, I-131, I-864

F-1 students

Reference overview

Explore path overviews for F-1 study, school compliance, and official USCIS/SEVP links.

Explore orientation — not a full Prepare guide

J-1 exchange

Reference overview

Explore path overviews for exchange-visitor programs and related official links.

Explore orientation — not a full Prepare guide

H-1B / work visas

Reference overview

Explore orientation for H-1B and related work-visa petition stages. Form I-129 is not a full Prepare guide in the current catalog.

Explore orientation — not a full Prepare guide

Employment-based residence

Full guide

I-140-related adjustment tracks and supporting evidence guidance.

Catalog forms: I-140, I-485

Investor

Full guide

EB-5 immigrant investor petitions and related evidence expectations.

Catalog forms: I-526E

Naturalization

Full guide

N-400 citizenship filing readiness, civics prep, and interview orientation.

Catalog forms: N-400

Work permits

Full guide

EAD preparation for I-765 filings.

Catalog forms: I-765

Travel documents

Full guide

Advance parole and travel-document preparation for I-131.

Catalog forms: I-131

Empty or planned categories are labeled Coming later or Reference overview. They are not advertised as fully supported. Official USCIS instructions remain authoritative for every form. See How it works for how QueueTip routes you into a workspace.

QueueTip is not a law firm and is not affiliated with USCIS. Official sources remain authoritative. See the disclaimer.