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ALERT : USCIS Filing Fee Increase Temporarily Blocked by Federal Court. Apply Before Fees Increase. Learn More

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US Immigration Update (October 1, 2020): The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California granted the motion for preliminary injunction temporarily halting the implementation of USCIS final fee rule in its entirety and on a nationwide basis. This means that the new fee increases have been STOPPED, at least for now. We will update this webpage with information and guidance on further developments. Please check back frequently.

What happens next?
The Government (USCIS) will likely appeal to the 9th Circuit court to get the fee increases pushed through. However, no one knows when the appeal will happen or what the result of the appeal will be.

What does this mean for you?
No one knows if or when the new fees will be made effective, but as long as the injunction is in place the USCIS cannot raise fees. Taking into consideration that fees could go up for many applications at any time, it's generally a good idea to prepare & file your Green Card or Citizenship applications sooner rather than later.

Current vs New Fee Increases

Form #	Immigration Application	Current Fees	New Fees	Extra Fees	% Increase
N-400	U.S. Citizenship	$640	$1,170	$530	+83%
I-130/I-485	Family Green Cards	$1,760	$2,860	$1,100	+62%
I-751	Petition to Remove Conditions	$595	$760	$165	+28%
I-765	Employment Authorization (EAD)	$410	$550	$140	+34%

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