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USVISA.com's free immigration tools help you understand notices, estimate fees and deadlines, follow the Visa Bulletin and explore which visa categories may be worth researching. They run on published official rules and data, show when their data was last checked, and never ask for passport, A-number or Social Security numbers.

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About our tools

Immigration planning involves many dates, fees and categories. Our tools turn published rules into quick, practical answers so you can organize your next steps and prepare better questions for an attorney or a government agency. They are free and do not require an account.

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What our tools can do

What our tools cannot do

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  • They cannot decide eligibility. Results describe possibilities based on general rules. Only the government agency deciding your case can determine eligibility.
  • They cannot see your full situation. Prior immigration history, criminal records, past visa denials and many other facts can change the answer.
  • They may lag behind sudden changes. Fees, rules and bulletins can change quickly. Each tool shows when its data was last checked. Always confirm on the official source before filing or paying.
  • They do not file anything. Our tools do not submit forms, pay fees, book appointments or enter you in any lottery.
  • They are not legal advice. Using a tool does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Treat tool results as a starting point. Before you file, pay or miss a deadline, confirm on the official government website or with a licensed immigration attorney or accredited representative.

Your data

Our tools never ask for passport numbers, A-numbers, Social Security numbers or bank details. Where possible, calculations run in your browser. See our privacy policy for details.

Report a problem

If a tool gives a result that does not match an official source, please email info@usvisa.com or see our corrections policy.

Guides in this section

Deadlines

Deadline calculator

Find your asylum one-year date, RFE due date, I-751 and N-400 windows and appeal deadline, with a calendar file.

Fees

Fee calculator

Add up USCIS, immigration court and State Department filing fees by form, online vs. paper, in one total.

Most used

Notice decoder

Got an RFE, NOID, Notice to Appear or I-797? See what it means and how long you have to respond.

Options

Options explorer

Pick your goal and see the work, family, investor, study and humanitarian paths worth discussing with an attorney.

Policy

Does this new rule affect me?

Answer a few yes-or-no questions to see which recent immigration rules, fees and court orders may affect you.

Waiting

Visa Bulletin tracker

Check if your priority date is current, see how Visa Bulletin dates moved this month, and which chart USCIS accepts.

Work

Which work visa fits?

Answer seven questions about your job, education and nationality to see which U.S. work visas may fit you.

Frequently asked questions

Are USVISA.com's immigration tools free?

Yes. All of our tools are free to use and do not require an account. USVISA.com is a privately operated educational site supported by participating immigration attorneys who advertise here. The tools do not file forms, pay fees, book appointments or enter you in any lottery; those steps happen only on official government websites.

Can a tool tell me if I qualify for a visa or green card?

No. Our tools apply general published rules to the answers you give and show possibilities worth researching. They cannot see your full immigration history, criminal record or past visa refusals, which can change the answer. Only the agency deciding your case can determine eligibility, and a licensed attorney or accredited representative can give advice about your situation.

How up to date are the fees and dates in the tools?

Each tool shows the date its data was last checked against official sources such as uscis.gov, travel.state.gov and the Federal Register. Fees, rules and Visa Bulletin dates can change quickly, so confirm the amount or date on the official government page on the day you file or pay.

Do the tools store my personal information?

Our tools never ask for passport numbers, A-numbers, Social Security numbers or bank details. Where possible, calculations run in your browser rather than on our servers. Our privacy policy explains what limited information we collect, such as basic site analytics, and the choices you have about it.

General information, not legal advice. Immigration rules change and every case is different; talk to a qualified immigration attorney about your situation. USVisa.com is not a government website. Spot an error? Tell us.

Resource library

Resource library

Browse every free USVISA.com guide on U.S. immigration, organized by topic.

Forms & basics

USCIS fees

Current USCIS, immigration court and visa fees in one table, including October 2026 increases.

Employment green cards

Visa Bulletin

How to read the monthly Visa Bulletin, with November 2026 employment and family dates for the most backlogged countries.

Forms & basics

USCIS notices explained

Receipts, biometrics, RFEs, NOIDs, NOIRs, approvals and NTAs explained, with deadlines and next steps.

Forms & basics

Official visa sites

Reach the real visa appointment system for your country and avoid lookalike sites and fake fees.