Form G-28, Notice of Entry of Appearance
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About USCIS Form G-28, Notice of Entry of Appearance as Attorney or Accredited Representative
Form G-28 tells USCIS that an attorney or an accredited representative is representing a person in a case. It records who the representative is and which case they are entering an appearance for.
This page is a general guide and helper only. It is not legal or immigration advice. Always download and file the current official form from USCIS, since some USCIS forms must be completed on the official version.
Who needs to complete it
- People who hire an attorney to handle an immigration case.
- Applicants working with an accredited representative from a recognized organization.
- Representatives entering their appearance on a specific case.
- Anyone who wants a representative to receive case communications.
How to fill out USCIS Form G-28, Notice of Entry of Appearance as Attorney or Accredited Representative
- 1Read the instructions to confirm who may serve as a representative.
- 2The representative enters their name, contact details, and eligibility information.
- 3Identify the person being represented, whether an applicant, petitioner, or beneficiary.
- 4Enter the type of case and any receipt or reference details where known.
- 5State what the representative is authorized to do on the case.
- 6The client reviews and signs to confirm the representation.
- 7The representative signs and dates their part of the form.
- 8Submit the form with the related case or as the instructions direct.
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Frequently asked questions
What does Form G-28 do?
It notifies USCIS that a named attorney or accredited representative is representing a person in a specific case, so the representative can act and receive communications.
Who can be a representative?
Generally a licensed attorney or an accredited representative from a recognized organization. The instructions describe who qualifies.
Do I still sign my own forms?
Yes. Having a representative does not remove your own responsibility to review and sign your applications and petitions.
Is this the official form?
This page is a helper and general guide, not legal or immigration advice. Always download and file the current official form from USCIS at the link provided.