USCIS immigration form preparation in San Jose — accurate, clear, in Spanish or English
Rosa Gafare, a registered immigration consultant with the California Secretary of State and a registered Legal Document Assistant (LDA #269), prepares your USCIS forms at your direction, with flat fees and every step explained. Rosa is not an attorney.
What can an immigration consultant do for me?
In California, a registered immigration consultant may complete USCIS and other government forms using the information you provide, translate your answers, help gather supporting documents, and submit completed forms for you. An immigration consultant is not an attorney and cannot give legal advice, tell you which immigration option to choose, or represent you before USCIS or immigration court. Rosa Gafare of Expert Multi-Services is registered as an immigration consultant with the California Secretary of State.
What Rosa does
- Completes USCIS forms with the information you provide
- Helps you gather and organize supporting documents
- Translates your answers between Spanish and English
- Submits your completed forms and explains the filing steps
What requires an attorney or accredited representative
- Advice on which immigration benefit you qualify for
- Advice on how to answer questions on the forms
- Representation before USCIS or immigration court
Already know what you are applying for?Let’s get your forms done right — walk-ins welcome.
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Common USCIS forms
| Purpose | Form | Our fee |
|---|---|---|
| Work permit (EAD) | I-765 | $500 |
| DACA renewal | I-821D, I-765 | $700 |
| Family petition | Full package | $2,500 |
| Adjustment of status | I-485 | $2,000 |
| Asylum application | I-589 | $1,200+ |
| Citizenship | N-400 | $800 |
| Green card renewal | I-90 | $350 |
| U visa | I-918 | $3,000+ |
| Travel document | I-131 | $400 |
Bring these to your appointment
- Passport or other photo identification
- Every USCIS notice, card, or approval you have received
- Birth, marriage, or divorce certificates, as they apply
- Any documents in another language, so translations can be prepared
- Your previous applications, if you filed before
When to see an attorney first
Talk to an immigration attorney or a DOJ-accredited representative before filing if you have ever been arrested, had a deportation or removal order, been in immigration court, had an application denied, or entered the U.S. without inspection. A form filed in the wrong situation can create serious problems. Rosa will tell you plainly when your case needs legal advice.
Immigration pricing
- USCIS filing fees are paid separately, directly to USCIS. Check the current USCIS fee schedule.
- Prices marked “+” may vary by case complexity. You receive a written contract listing each document and its cost before any work begins.
- Rosa Gafare is not an attorney and cannot give legal advice or represent you before USCIS or immigration court.
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Immigration form questions, answered
What immigration services does Expert Multi-Services offer?
Rosa prepares USCIS forms at your direction, including work permits (I-765), DACA renewals, family petitions (I-130), adjustment of status (I-485), asylum (I-589), citizenship (N-400), green card renewals (I-90), U visas (I-918), and travel documents (I-131).
Is Rosa Gafare an immigration consultant?
Yes. Rosa Gafare is registered as an immigration consultant with the California Secretary of State under Expert Multi-Services Inc. She is also a registered Legal Document Assistant (LDA #269). She is not an attorney.
Can an immigration consultant give legal advice?
No. A California immigration consultant can complete forms with the information you provide, translate, gather documents, and submit forms, but cannot give legal advice, choose your immigration option, or represent you.
Who can give me immigration legal advice?
An immigration attorney or a Department of Justice accredited representative working for a recognized organization can give legal advice and represent you before USCIS or immigration court.
How much does a work permit application cost?
Preparing a work permit application (Form I-765) is $500, plus the USCIS filing fee paid separately.
How much does a family petition cost?
Preparing a family petition (full package) is $2,500, plus USCIS filing fees paid separately.
How much does citizenship application help cost?
Preparing a citizenship application (Form N-400) is $800, plus the USCIS filing fee paid separately.
How much does a green card renewal cost?
Preparing a green card renewal (Form I-90) is $350, plus the USCIS filing fee paid separately.
Are USCIS fees included in your price?
No. USCIS filing fees are paid directly to USCIS and change from time to time. Check the current USCIS fee schedule before filing.
Will I get a written contract?
Yes. Before any work begins, you receive a written contract that lists each document to be prepared, its purpose, and its cost.
What should I bring to my appointment?
Bring photo identification, every USCIS notice or card you have, relevant birth, marriage, or divorce certificates, previous applications, and any documents in another language.
Can you guarantee my application will be approved?
No. USCIS decides every application. Rosa helps you submit complete and accurate forms based on the information you provide.
When should I see an attorney instead?
See an immigration attorney or accredited representative first if you have an arrest record, a removal order, a case in immigration court, a prior denial, or entered the U.S. without inspection.
What is notario fraud?
Notario fraud happens when someone uses the title notario to suggest they can give legal advice. In the United States, a notary public is not an attorney and cannot give immigration advice or represent you.
Do you help in Spanish?
Yes. Rosa is a native Spanish speaker and explains every form in Spanish. Vietnamese interpretation is available in the office on request.
Can I walk in?
Yes. Walk-ins are welcome Monday through Friday, 10 AM to 6 PM, at 434 Blossom Hill Rd, San Jose. You can also book online or call (408) 766-3529.
Get your USCIS forms prepared with Rosa
Walk-ins welcome Monday–Friday, 10 AM–6 PM, at 434 Blossom Hill Rd, San Jose. Se habla español.
Rosa Gafare is not an attorney. Expert Multi-Services Inc. is a registered immigration consultant with the California Secretary of State and a registered Legal Document Assistant (LDA #269, Santa Clara County). We cannot provide legal advice or represent you before USCIS or immigration court. We prepare documents at your direction.