My green card screening worksheet
A printable from Green Card Paths Complete Guide. Fill it in by hand. Nothing you write is collected by this website.
My green card screening worksheet
Fill this in before your screening. Keep it private. Bring it with copies of your papers.
About me
- My full name, and any other names I have used
- My date and country of birth
- The date I turned 18
How I came in
- The date I first came to the U.S.
- How I came in: with a visa, with parole, or without inspection
- Every time I left the U.S. and came back, with dates and how I came back
- Any time I was stopped, turned back or deported at the border
My family
- My spouse: citizen, green card holder, or other. Date we married
- My parents: citizen, green card holder, or other
- My children: their ages, and whether any is a citizen 21 or older
- My brothers and sisters who are citizens
- Anyone who ever filed an immigration petition for me or my parent or spouse, and when, especially before April 30, 2001
My history
- Every arrest, ticket beyond traffic, or court case, even if dropped or sealed
- Any immigration forms I ever filed: DACA, TPS, asylum, work permits
- Any time I said I was a U.S. citizen, on any form
- Any time I used papers that were not mine
- Anything that happened to me here: a crime, trafficking, abuse
Questions to ask
- Do I have any path to a green card now, or later?
- Would I apply here, or would I have to leave for an interview?
- Could any bar apply to me? Is there a waiver?
- What could go wrong if I file? What if I am denied?
- Is it safe for me to travel?
- Are you a lawyer or a DOJ accredited representative? What will this cost?
From Green Card Paths Complete Guide. Facts checked October 21, 2026. Free information, not legal or medical advice.