USCIS Filing Fees are Going Up

United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is raising the filing fees for immigration applications.

The fees will be about 20% higher and will apply to all applications received on or after December 23, 2016 (just in time for the holidays!). Here is a sample of fee increases (I’ve added in the biometric fee, which will remain unchanged at $85):

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Immigration Application
N-400, Application for Naturalization
I-130 Petition for Alien Relative
I-485, Adjustment of Status
I–129F, Petition for Alien Fiancé(e)
I-90, Application to Replace Green Card
I-765, Application for Employment Authorization Document

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Old Fee
$680
$420
$1,070
$425
$450
$465

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New Fee
$725
$535
$1,225
$620
$540
$495

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A complete list of USCIS’s new immigration fees can be found on USCIS website here.

Thinking of applying for a green card, citizenship or other immigration benefit? Now is the time!

Filing fees going up. Donald Trump and Congress could soon change the immigration laws for the worse. So stop procrastinating and let’s get your immigration case submitted. Call our Los Angeles immigration law office today at (213) 262-2000!

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Based in downtown Los Angeles, Joshua L. Goldstein is the founding partner of the award-winning, internationally-known immigration law firm, Goldstein Immigration Lawyers. Josh has a proven track record of winning a wide variety of complex immigration cases and is particularly focused on obtaining O and P visas for actors, musicians, athletes and essential support personnel. Josh lives on the east side of Los Angeles with his wife, son, and poodles. He is active in the local community, and when he's not working he enjoys playing tennis at Griffith Park.

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