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Administrative Document Preparation Checklist

Use this checklist to organize records before administrative document preparation, translation, notary, or client-directed paperwork support. It does not recommend an immigration form, benefit, legal strategy, or evidence theory.

Document Readability

• Make sure every scan or photo is clear, complete, uncropped, and readable.
• Check that seals, stamps, signatures, names, dates, and page numbers are visible.
• Keep front and back copies when the document has information on both sides.

Name, Date, and Address Consistency

• List all spelling variations of names exactly as they appear on documents.
• Organize address history and date ranges chronologically.
• Keep travel dates, entry dates, notice dates, and deadline dates separate.

Official Notices and Records

• Save copies of government notices, appointment letters, court hearing notices, receipts, and decisions.
• Use official agency instructions and forms from government websites when forms are needed.
• Do not rely on old downloaded forms without checking the current official source.

Translation Needs

• Separate documents that are not in English and may need translation.
• Do not edit the original document before translation.
• Tell MYITEDU if names, dates, stamps, or handwriting are hard to read.

File Naming and Organization

• Use simple file names such as LastName_FirstName_BirthCertificate_2026-08-23.pdf.
• Keep related files in folders by person, document type, or official notice date.
• Keep originals safe and upload copies unless MYITEDU specifically requests something else.

Questions That May Require an Attorney

• Which legal option, form, relief, or strategy should I choose?
• Am I eligible for an immigration benefit or defense?
• What should I say in court, to USCIS, or to a government officer?
• What are the legal consequences of my facts, documents, or past immigration history?

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