Agency Information Collection Activities; Revision of a Currently Approved Collection: Immigrant Petition for the Gold Card Program

The commenter identifies several technical flaws, inconsistencies, and missing information in the proposed revision of the Immigrant Petition for the Gold Card Program. They argue that the form contains sloppy typos, incorrect cross-references, and lacks clarity on critical issues such as fund traceability, derivative processing, and corporate entity identification.

The commenter argues that the proposed "gold card" form has serious legal and statutory deficiencies that make it difficult to implement. They specifically highlight operational defects, such as confusing sequencing, inconsistent cross-references, and a lack of clear guidance on processing pathways and fee structures.

The commenter supports the proposed revisions to the Gold Card Program because they believe the changes will make the information usage clearer and the process more efficient. However, they express concern that the application remains too complex and time-consuming for immigrants with limited English proficiency, suggesting that USCIS provide additional assistance or simplified procedures.

The commenter suggests that the agency should add specific documentation requirements for corporate petitioners on Form I-140-G. They recommend using Standard Form 328 as a guide for the types of documentation required to verify the truth of statements made by corporate officials.