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Which USCIS Forms Can Be Filed Online in 2026?

Which of the 22 most-filed USCIS forms can be filed online, which are PDF-upload only, and which are paper only. Verified 2026-10-08.

FormWhat it isOnline?
I-485Green card (adjust status)Yes — by PDF upload
I-130Petition for a relativeYes — online or PDF upload
I-765Work permit (EAD)Yes — online or PDF upload
I-131Travel document / advance paroleYes — online or PDF upload
N-400Citizenship (naturalization)Yes — online or PDF upload
I-90Replace green cardYes — online or PDF upload
I-751Remove green card conditionsYes — by PDF upload
I-140Employment green card petitionYes — by PDF upload
I-539Extend / change statusYes — guided online filing
N-600Certificate of citizenshipYes — guided online filing
I-129FFiancé(e) visa petitionNo — paper filing only
I-129Nonimmigrant worker petitionYes — online or PDF upload
I-864Affidavit of support (sponsor)No — paper filing only
G-28Attorney / rep notice of appearanceNo — paper filing only
I-589Asylum / withholding of removalYes — guided online filing
I-130ASpouse beneficiary supplementNo — paper filing only
I-864AHousehold member income contractNo — paper filing only
I-539AI-539 co-applicant supplementNo — paper filing only
I-693Medical exam & vaccination recordNo — paper filing only
I-912Fee waiver requestYes — by PDF upload
I-526EB-5 standalone investor petitionNo — paper filing only
I-526EEB-5 regional center petitionNo — paper filing only

Paper filing remains available for every form. Verified 2026-10-08 against the USCIS list last reviewed 10/07/2026; confirm at uscis.gov/file-online.

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