As has been promised the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) begins charging higher fees starting July 30, 2007. New fees (even higher than projected earlier) are listed below.
A few examples of the new immigration fees for the most common forms:
I 90 Renew or replace your Permanent Resident Card (green card) - $ 370
I 102Replace or receive an I-94 Nonimmigrant Arrival-Departure Record - $ 320
I 129 Petition for Nonimmigrant Worker -$ 320. 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 - $ 455
I 130 Relative Petition - $ 355
I 485 Adjust status and become a permanent resident while in the U.S - free for refugees; if under 14 and filing with at least one parent - $600, without a parent - $930; older than 79 - $930; everyone else - $1010
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 400 Naturalization (to become U.S. citizen) - $675; through service in the U.S. armed forces - free
More details on www.uscis.gov. To compare with the old immigration fee check the previous news. Note the price increase is even higher than promised earlier.
As has been promised the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) begins charging higher fees starting July 30, 2007. New fees (even higher than projected earlier) are listed below.
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