Fillable Form G-1145

What is Form G-1145?

Form G-1145, known as the e-Notification of Application/Petition Acceptance, is an important form for immigration proceedings. It is submitted to the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) with the purpose of requesting electronic notifications (e-notifications) regarding the acceptance of an applicant's immigration application.

How do I fill out Form G-1145?

You can find an easily fillable copy of Form G-1145 here. The form itself is very short, but remember that one copy must be attached to and submitted alongside each of your immigration form(s).

Applicant/Petitioner Full Name

Enter the Applicant/Petitioner’s full legal name.

Email Address

Enter the Applicant/Petitioner’s email address.

Mobile Phone Number

Enter the Applicant/Petitioner’s primary mobile phone number.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is Form G-1145 required for filing?

No, it's not obligatory. Applicants have the option to decide whether they want electronic notifications.

Do I have to complete Form G-1145 separately for each application?

Yes, you must include one Form G-1145 for each application or petition.

Can Form G-1145 be included with any USCIS application or petition?

Yes, it can be included with most applications and petitions processed by USCIS.

Is there a fee associated with submitting Form G-1145?

No, Form G-1145 itself does not entail a fee, although other forms you submit it with might, so it's important to ensure all fees are covered beforehand.

Can I change my notification preferences after submitting Form G-1145?

Yes, you can update your preferences by reaching out to USCIS or via your online USCIS account.

How soon after submitting my application will I receive notifications?

Typically, you'll receive notifications within 24-48 hours of USCIS accepting your application.

What if I don't receive any notifications after submitting Form G-1145?

Reach out to USCIS to confirm they have accurate contact information or check the status of your application.

How can I monitor the status of my immigration application?

You can monitor your application's status online through the USCIS website or by directly contacting USCIS.

Will USCIS provide notifications for every stage of my application process?

No, notifications are usually sent only for the initial acceptance of your application or petition.

Can I request notifications in a language other than English?

Notifications are typically in English, but USCIS offers language assistance services upon request.

How long will USCIS continue sending notifications after my application is accepted?

Notifications are typically sent for the initial acceptance, but further updates may be available through USCIS online services.

Can I request notifications for applications filed with other government agencies?

No, Form G-1145 is specific to applications and petitions processed by USCIS.

What is the typical duration of the US immigration process?

The processing time varies depending on the visa or immigration benefit sought, current policies, and individual circumstances.

What differentiates adjustment of status from consular processing?

Adjustment of status applies to individuals in the US seeking permanent residency without leaving, while consular processing involves obtaining an immigrant visa abroad.

Can I work in the US while waiting for my immigration application to be processed?

It depends on your visa or immigration status; some allow employment authorization, while others don't.

Is it possible to appeal a denied immigration application?

Yes, in many cases, applicants have the right to appeal a denied application through administrative or judicial channels.

Can I travel outside the US while my immigration application is pending?

It depends on your immigration status and application type; some allow travel with proper authorization, while others require staying in the US.

What are the various types of visas available for immigrating to the US?

There are numerous visa categories, including immigrant and non-immigrant visas, each with specific eligibility criteria and application procedures.

How do I sponsor a family member for US immigration?

You can sponsor eligible relatives through family-based sponsorship programs, meeting specific requirements as a US citizen or lawful permanent resident.

What financial obligations come with sponsoring a family member for immigration?

Sponsors typically need to demonstrate sufficient financial capacity to support the sponsored immigrant and ensure they won't become a public charge.

What is the Public Charge rule, and how does it impact immigration applications?

The Public Charge rule assesses whether an applicant is likely to primarily depend on government assistance, potentially affecting certain immigration applications if the applicant is deemed likely to become a public charge, often leading to denial of the applications.