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This document is an index of customer guides from USCIS (United States Citizenship and Immigration Services) organized by topics. It lists various guides related to citizenship, permanent residency, non-immigrant status, employment, family immigration, and general information. The guides provide information on how to complete different immigration processes and are available through the USCIS website or local offices. Contact information is also provided to access customer service or an in-person representative for additional help.
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