USCIS Fee Schedule Effective: July 30, 2007
USCIS fees change on July 30, 2007. This fee schedule applies if you file on or after that date. The fees listed below include both the filing fee and any required biometric fees.
I 90 Renew or replace your Permanent Resident Card (green card)
If filing to renew your card within 30 days of turning 14
No fee
All others where a fee is required: filing + biometric=
$ 370
I 102
Replace or receive an I-94 Nonimmigrant Arrival-Departure Record
$ 320
I 129 Petition for Nonimmigrant Worker
$ 320
Note: Petitions for H-1B, H2B and L-1 workers must also include the supplemental fees and fraud prevention fees described on the form. Those fee amounts are unchanged.
I 129F Fianceé Petition
General fiancée petition:
$ 455
For K-3 status based on an immigrant petition filed by the same U.S. citizen hu*****and or wife:
No fee
I 130 Relative Petition
$ 355
I 131 Reentry permit, refugee travel document or advance parole
Reentry permit or refugee travel document
$ 305 Advance Parole
$ 305
I 140 Petition for an Immigrant Worker
$ 475
I 191 Permission to return to an unrelinquished domicile
$ 545
I 192 Advance permission to enter as a Nonimmigrant
$ 545
I 193 Waive passport and/or visa requirement to enter the U.S.
$ 545
I 212 Permission to reapply for Admission to the U.S. after deportation or removal
$ 545
I 290B Appeal; Motion to Reopen or Reconsider
$ 585
I 360 Petition for AmerAsian, Widow(er) of U.S.C. or Special Immigrant
For AmerAsian
No fee
Self-petitioning battered or abused spouse, parent or child of a U.S. citizen or Permanent Resident
No fee
Special Immigrant Juvenile
No fee
All others
$ 375
I 485 Adjust status and become a permanent resident while in the U.S.
Applying based on your having been admitted to the U.S. as a refugee
No fee
All other eligibility-
If under 14 and -
filing with the I-485 application of at least one parent:
$ 600
not filing with the I-485 application of at least one parent:
$ 930
If 79 or older
$ 930
All others: filing + biometric=
$ 1,010
Note: The penalty fee, where it applies, is in addition to the above fees, and is unchanged.
I 526 Investor Petition
$ 1,435
I 539 Extend stay as Nonimmigrant or change Nonimmigrant status
$ 300
I 589 Asylum
No fee
I 600A
Advance processing for Orphan Petition -
$750 (filing + biometric) for you + $ 80 biometric fee for each person 18 or older living with you
Note: If you already have an approved I-600A that is about to expire, and have not yet filed your I-600 petition, you can receive one free extension of your I-600A by filing a new I-600A without fee before the first expires.
I 600 Orphan Petition
If based on an approved I-600A
No fee
Otherwise
$750 (filing + biometric) for you + $ 80 biometric fee for each person 18 or older living with you
I 601 Waive grounds of excludability
$ 545
I 612 Waive foreign residence requirement
$ 545
I-730 Refugee/Asylee Relative Petition
No fee
I 751 Remove conditions on your Permanent Resident status
$ 545 (filing + biometric) for you + $80 biometric fee for each dependent you include in your application
I 765 Employment Authorization /Employment Authorization Document (EAD)
$ 340
I 821 Temporary Protected Status (TPS) Program
First time applicant
If under 14 and not applying for an EAD
$ 50
Otherwise: filing + biometric=
$ 130
Renewal or re-registration: biometric=
$ 80
I 824 Follow-up action on an approved application or petition
$ 340
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USCIS Fee Schedule Effective: July 30, 2007
I 829 Remove conditions on Permanent Resident status (investor)
$ 2,930 (filing + biometric) for you + $80 biometric fee for each dependent you include in your application
I 881 NACARA – suspension of deportation or special rule
Filed with USCIS - A base filing fee of $ 285 per person, with a base fee family cap of $ 570 for applications filed together by a hu*****and, wife and unmarried children. Each applicant must also pay an $ 80 biometric fee.
Filed with the Immigration Court
$ 165
I 905 Authorization for organization to issue certification to health care workers
$ 230
I 907 Premium processing fee
$ 1,000
I 914 For ‘T ’ nonimmigrant status
No fee
U.S. Citizenship
N 300
To file Declaration of Intent to apply for U.S. Citizenship
$ 235
N 336
Request hearing on decision on naturalization application
$ 605
N 400
Naturalization (to become a U.S. citizen)
Through service in the U.S. armed forces
No fee
All others: filing + biometric=
$ 675
N 470
Preserve residence for naturalization purposes
$ 305
N 565
Replace Naturalization/Citizenship Certificate
$ 380
for biological child
$ 460
N 600
N 600K
Recognition of U.S. citizenship
for adopted child
$ 420
N 644
Posthumous citizenship
No fee
Programs under the 1986 Legalization and Special Agricultural Worker (SAW) Programs
I 687
Become a Temporary Resident: filing + biometric=
$ 790
I 690 Waive grounds of Excludability
$ 185
I 694 Appeal
$ 545
I 695
Replace Temporary Resident Card or Employment Authorization Document: filing + biometric=
$ 210
I 698 Temporary Resident’s application for permanent resident status
Filed within 31 months after granted temporary residence: filing + biometric=
$ 1,450
Filed later: filing + biometric=
$ 1,490
I 817 Status under Family Unity Program
If under 14
$ 440
All others: filing + biometric=
$ 520
Please be sure you include the correct fee. Cases with the wrong fee will be rejected. Your payment must be in U.S. dollars. Checks and money orders must be from U.S. institutions. Do not mail cash. Checks are accepted subject to collection. Make your check out to “Department of Homeland Security” except that:
If you are filing an I-881 with the Immigration Court make your payment out to “Department of Justice”.
If you live in Guam, make your payment out to “Treasurer, Guam”.
If you live in the U.S. Virgin Islands, make your payment out to “Commissioner of Finance of the Virgin Islands”.
Please spell the name out completely. Do not use initials, such as DHS. Filing and biometric fees cannot be refunded. We may use electronic check conversion for the payment process. Our returned check fee is $30.
Fee waivers – USCIS has already waived fees for certain kinds of cases and circumstances. In certain other instances an applicant or petitioner who believes that they are financially unable to pay that fee even though others must pay that fee can apply for a fee waiver. Waiver requests can only be considered for the following forms – I-90; I-751; I-765; I-817; N-300; N-400; N-470; N-565; N-600; N-600k; the I-485 if adjustment of status if based on asylum status, on ‘T’ or ‘U’ nonimmigrant status, on an approved self-petitioning battered or abused spouse, parent or child of a U.S. citizen or Permanent Resident, or to whom the public charge provisions do not apply; and the I-290B and N-336 appeals and motions for the above forms. For more information about how to apply, and how to prove eligibility for a waiver, see our website or call us at 1-800-375-5283.
Copies of documents – If you are applying to renew or replace a card or USCIS document, and the instructions say to include your current one when you apply, then you must your actual card or document. For all other applications and petitions you can legible photocopies of documents such as a Naturalization Certificate, birth certificate, marriage certificate, divorce decree or Permanent Resident Card. Any copy must be a complete copy of the front and back. As we process your case we may ask you for the original for verification.
Adjustment applications and ancillary benefits – The new application fee for an I-485 is a package fee that includes associated EAD and advance parole applications. Thus, if you file an I-485 with the fee listed above, while you will still need to applications for an EAD and advance parole, you will not need to pay a separate fee so long as your adjustment application is pending. However, if you filed your I-485 before this fee change, to apply for or renew your EAD or advance parole, you must file a new application with the new fee for those applications.