Guía y Formularios (ISBN 0-9764370-0-7) is the first comprehensive, illustrated Spanish-language guide to U.S. immigration laws and regulations.

The book is a simple, easy-to-use tool for the millions of immigrants working and paying taxes in the U.S., providing them information about the country's immigration laws, possible avenues of relief and how and where to find legal aid.

The Guide is designed for :

• Naturalized Hispanics, who want to learn how to bring relatives to the U.S.

• Non-citizen Hispanics in the U.S. under temporary visas, who want to learn how to become permanent residents.

• Permanent residents seeking citizenship.

• Undocumented Hispanics, who worry about the consequences of being caught by authorities.

Features of the Guide:

Simple, easy-to-understand explanations of all immigration visas and permits, the naturalization process and U.S. citizenship.

Sample questions and answers for the citizenship exam.

• More than 200 charts, pictures, text boxes and other visual aids explain difficult immigration concepts such as Who is an American?

• Photo strips to engage readers' attention. One, dramatizing the cycles of domestic violence, accompanies a guide for visa applications under the Violence Against Women Act.

• Common avenues of relief for individuals facing deportation proceedings.

• State-by-state phone listings of more than 400 lawyers and organizations offering immigration services.

• INS -approved forms ready for copying and use.

Guía y Formularios de Inmigración is part of InterMedia Publishing's Libros Simples Para Su Exito ™ ( Simple Books For Your Success) series, created to address the aspirations and educational needs of the more than 28 million Spanish-speaking Latinos living in the United States. All Libros Simples titles are comprehensive, yet easy to understand, even for those with limited educations.

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