WelcomeOn October 1st, 2020, a US Federal Court temporarily stopped the nationwide implementation of USCIS’ increase in fees, which was scheduled to become effective starting October 2, 2020.
Applicants still have a chance to save hundreds of dollars in USCIS fees —before the temporary halt is lifted.
To save on USCIS fees:
Complete your N-400 or I-765 Form today
Send your application package to USCIS as soon as possible
These 2 steps allow applicants to take advantage of current USCIS fees before they experience a dramatic increase —which is currently on hold.
Waiting to submit immigration forms will cost applicants hundreds of dollars more once the halt in USCIS fee increases is lifted. USCIS is likely to appeal to the 9th Circuit Court to get the fee increases pushed through.
USCIS Deputy Director of Policy Joseph Edlow issued a response to the temporary block stating that USCIS was “underfunded by millions of dollars each business day the fee rule is enjoined” and that “current fees do not recover the cost of providing adjudication and naturalization services”.
This statement clearly indicates that the USCIS fee increase will come into effect sooner rather than later and makes applying now the only way to secure the current fees.
| Immigration Form | Current fees | Fees after increase halt is lifted | Savings when you apply today |
| N-400 US Citizenship | $640 | $1,170 | $530 |
| I-765 EAD | $410 | $550 | $140 |
How to get your US document
01 Complete your online application by following step-by-step instructions
02 Print, sign, and send your mistake-free application after an expert review
03 Pay the USCIS fee and receive your US document by post
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If your Green Card is about to or has already expired, you need to complete Form I-90 to renew it. With the help of our online software, you can easily renew or replace your Green Card. Our step-by-step form completion guide will turn complex questions into simple ones, ensuring that you fill out the form correctly and accurately. Once you have completed your form, you will receive personalized, step-by-step instructions on how to send your application, and pay the government fees, to USCIS.
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When to renew or replace your Green Card
Green Cards are valid for ten (10) years, this means that Permanent Residents are required to renew them if the card is either expired or will expire within the next 6 months. However, you may replace your Green Card at any given time, e.g.; In case your Green Card was stolen, lost, damaged, or if any of the information needs to be changed.
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