Immigration & citizenship books by Carl B. Brock
Nobody will work harder on your case than you will. These books give you the law, the process and the tools to do it right: your file, your deadlines, your interview, your future.
Three books, one idea
From the citizenship test to the green card to the full field of relief and defense, each book is built to be used, not just read.
Kindle eBook and paperback · English / Español
Both the 2008 and 2025 Civics Tests — All 228 Official Questions in English and Spanish
Two civics tests are being given right now. This book covers both: all 228 official questions in English and Spanish, with explanations, interview practice and full practice tests.
Paperback · Professional Edition 2026
A Practitioner's Handbook
The green card case, start to finish: eligibility, filing, the interview, and what follows a denial.
Kindle eBook · Professional Edition 2026
Adjustment of Status, Removal Defense and Relief
The whole field in one reference: intake, adjustment of status, every major form of relief, and the defense of the case through judicial review.
Nobody will work harder for you than yourself.
A lawyer can argue your case. Only you carry it home. That is why the best-prepared person on your case should always be you.
Why “the best migrant lawyer is you”
You know your history, your family, your documents and your dates. You live with every decision. These books are written so an informed reader can understand the law and the process, ask sharper questions, catch problems early and, when the stakes call for it, walk into a lawyer’s office as the person who knows the case best.
Hire a lawyer when you can and when you should. Whether you do or not, be the best-prepared person on your own case.
What you file, what you keep and what you can prove carries the weight. Build the file on purpose.
Notices, interviews and response dates are not suggestions. Some deadlines in immigration cases are as short as 30 days.
When you understand eligibility, bars, waivers and relief, every decision gets clearer.
Which book is for you?
Questions
No. These are educational books. They do not create an attorney-client relationship, and every case turns on its own facts. For advice on your case, talk to a licensed attorney or a Department of Justice accredited representative.
Informed readers handling their own immigration matters, the families and advocates helping them, paralegals, and practitioners who want a serious reference.
Studying for the citizenship test: start with the U.S. Citizenship Test Study Guide 2026. Applying for a green card from inside the United States: The Complete Guide to Adjustment of Status. Need the whole field, including relief, waivers and removal defense: Immigration Law: A Practitioner's Guide.
The two Professional Edition 2026 law books are current through October 29, 2026, with items under court challenge on that date marked. Test and form requirements change, so always confirm current requirements with the agency before you file or interview.
On Amazon. Immigration Law and the Citizenship Test Study Guide are available as Kindle eBooks (the Citizenship guide also in paperback), and The Complete Guide to Adjustment of Status is a paperback.