How to prepare Form I-360
Confirm eligibility and filing category first, then match every answer to passports, civil documents, and immigration records.
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Select the exact I-360 category
Do not mix eligibility or evidence from different classifications.
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Confirm who may file
Distinguish self-petitioner, organization, beneficiary, or other eligible filer.
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Organize evidence by legal element
Map court, abuse, religious, or other records to each required element.
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Verify the current official edition and filing method
Reopen the official page on filing day and verify edition, fee, online eligibility, address, and signature rules.
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Transfer to the official form and review every answer
This site creates a preparation worksheet only. Transfer verified answers to the official PDF or system and add evidence, translations, and signatures.
Common evidence checklist
Evidence varies by category and case. Use this list to prepare, then review the current official instructions before filing.
- Filer and beneficiary identity and immigration records
- Classification-specific eligibility statement
- Court, child-welfare, or agency orders when applicable
- Marriage, residence, and VAWA evidence when applicable
- Religious organization and employment evidence when applicable
- Complete certified English translations
Form I-360 FAQs
Is I-360 one uniform category?+
No. It is shared by multiple statutory classifications with very different rules.
Does VAWA require the spouse's cooperation?+
VAWA is a self-petition mechanism and generally does not require the abusive spouse's cooperation.
Can this worksheet be filed directly?+
No. This is a I-360 preparation worksheet. File only through the current official form or system.
Should AI translate a person's name?+
No. Use the existing passport or official-record spelling. Names and identification numbers are never sent to AI.
Why are fees and addresses not hardcoded?+
Agencies change fees, filing channels, and addresses. Verify them again on the actual filing date.