Move to America

Find Your Path to Move to America.

Explore legal immigration options, understand requirements, and prepare for your journey step by step.

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  • Guides are free
  • Price unavailable one-time for your evaluation and one application
  • Built around official sources

Immigration pathways

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Adopted children

For U.S. citizens adopting a child from abroad.

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How it works

Four steps, at your own pace.

  1. Step 1

    Discover

    Read plain-English guides to the legal pathways that may apply to you.

  2. Step 2

    Assess

    Answer a short questionnaire for a preliminary view of which pathway may fit.

  3. Step 3

    Prepare

    Build a checklist of requirements and track your documents at your own pace.

  4. Step 4

    Apply

    File with the official government channels, using our guides as a companion.

Clear pricing

No hidden fees and no subscriptions.

Free resources

Free

Always free, no account needed

  • Plain-English guides for every pathway
  • Form walkthroughs, like the I-130 guide
  • Processing times, with dated official sources
  • Immigration stories, clearly labelled by source
  • Links to the official government pages
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Evaluation + Application

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One time. No subscription.

  • 2 evaluations: every pathway that may fit you, with reasons and next steps. Re-evaluate once if your situation changes.
  • 1 guided application: start it from any pathway page, or from your result. It cannot be switched to another pathway.
  • Every requirement explained step by step, including how to do the steps that need no upload
  • Document upload with an automated check and clear fixes
  • A "Ready to file" summary with your filing steps
  • A third evaluation or a different application needs a new package.
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Every guide points back to the government source. Content stays marked as a draft until it has been checked and dated.

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