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Do I need to print the I-918 front and back?

The I-918 form should be printed on individual pages, without double-sided printing, following the USCIS official instructions to avoid delays in the process.

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Victoria Harper

Editor-in-Chief

Updated on January 18, 2026
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The I-918 form is intended for the U status petition, and to avoid processing issues, it is important to carefully follow the USCIS guidelines.

Currently, the official instructions do not require the form to be printed double-sided. Generally, it is recommended to print each page individually (single-sided) to facilitate document review and handling during analysis.

It is worth noting that, since this is an official immigration procedure, it is essential to observe the most recent instructions published on the USCIS website, as they may be updated periodically. Using the requested format ensures that the documents are accepted without risks of delays or additional requests.

Moreover, it is always wise to pay attention to official guidelines and avoid relying on sources or campaigns that promise ease or guaranteed results, since the immigration process must strictly follow United States law.

If doubts or difficulties arise, seeking information directly from official sources or consulting specialized professionals (independently) will contribute to a safer and clearer process.

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Crime victims (cooperation)
Validity
4 years
Annual cap
10,000 (principals)
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After 3 years
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Do I need to print the I-918 front and back?

The I-918 form should be printed on individual pages, without double-sided printing, following the USCIS official instructions to avoid delays in the process.

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