I-566
Interagency Record of Request: A, G, or NATO
Coordinate the applicable A/G/NATO family adjustment request with agency-owned certifications.
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What you still do
Confirm the form is appropriate, verify every answer, complete manual sections, sign, and file separately. GuidedForms does not provide legal advice or determine eligibility.
Editable official PDF draft
Review your completed portions; the designated professional or government official completes its own sections. Each signer completes the actual signature.
Manual completion steps
- Compare every page of the exported draft with your records; check prefilled answers and all blank fields.
- Resolve any unanswered applicable questions and complete the indicated professional, government or signature handoffs.
- Review required declarations, certifications, signatures, dates, and supporting documents separately.
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Step-by-step guide
What to check, gather and sign for I-566, from choosing the route to after you file. Guides are in English for now.
Check the route
Research reviewed 2026-10-03. Printed edition reviewed: 01/20/25. Edition reviewed October 3, 2026. Check USCIS acceptance again before filing; the printed OMB expiration is a separate date.
Distinguish adjustment from other diplomatic requests
A/G/NATO-to-immigrant adjustment differs from dependent employment, nonimmigrant status change, Section 13 and INA 247 conversion. Select the actual reviewed request and current routing.
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