USCIS Extends Feedback Collection on Agency Services
Published Date: 5/11/2026
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Summary
USCIS is keeping their current way of gathering feedback on how they deliver services, with no changes. This affects anyone who shares their thoughts to help improve government services, and they’re asking for comments until July 10, 2026. There’s no new cost or extra work involved—just a simple extension to keep things running smoothly.
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