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USCIS Implements HR-1 Bill's New Immigration Service Fees

Published Date: 7/22/2025

Notice

Summary

USCIS is rolling out new fees for lots of immigration forms and services thanks to the HR-1 bill. If you’re applying for visas, green cards, or other immigration benefits, expect some changes in what you pay and when. These new fees kick in soon, so get ready to pay up or learn if you qualify for a waiver!

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New USCIS immigration fees

If you apply for visas, green cards, or other immigration benefits through USCIS, the HR-1 law creates new fees for many immigration forms and services. The notice says who must pay, how to pay, and that the new fees will take effect soon.

Consequences for failure to pay

The notice explains there are consequences if you fail to pay the required USCIS fees. Failing to pay may lead to the negative outcomes for your application or request described in the notice.

Fee waivers may be available

The notice states that some of the new USCIS fees may be waived for eligible applicants and explains when waivers apply. If you qualify for a waiver, you would not have to pay the new fee for that form or request.

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7/22/2025

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