USCIS uses numerous types of Form I-797 to communicate with customers or convey an immigration benefit. Form I-797 is NOT a form you can fill out. The chart below gives a brief description of each:
| Form Number | Description |
|---|---|
| I-797, Notice of Action | Issued when an application or petition is approved. |
| I-797A Notice of Action | Issued to an applicant as a replacement Form I-94. |
| I-797B Notice of Action | Issued for approval of an alien worker petition. |
| I-797C Notice of Action | Issued to communicate receipt of payments rejection of applications transfer of files fingerprint biometric interview and re-scheduled appointments and re-open cases. |
| I-797D | Accompanies benefit cards. |
| I-797E Notice of Action | Issued to request evidence. |
| I-797F Transportation Letter | Issued overseas to allow applicants to travel. |
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