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USCIS Will Have Filing Fee Increases on April 1, 2024

Posted by Christopher Keen | Jan 16, 2024 | 0 Comments

 USCIS recently announced they will raise the filing fees associated with submitting immigration forms. This new policy would raise the filing fees for various petitions significantly. The exact amounts have not been revealed. Different processes will go up by different amounts. It is anticipated the fees in some cases will more than double.  

This will occur on April 1, 2024.  This means that any filings you wish to submit must be completed by the end of March. The last business day in March is the 29th. 

If you, or someone you know, need to process immigration benefits and would like to avoid paying the higher fees, please set up a consultation soon to allow us time to complete the matter before the government fees go up.  

 Frequently asked Questions 

 
  • What? Filing fees with USICS will significantly increase soon. 

  • When will they go up? April 1, 2024

  • How much will they increase by? Here is a link to view the new pricing list. https://www.aila.org/aila-files/F15A7B18-299E-4D81-910C-C48807D3D545/24013003c.pdf

  • Will all fees increase? Amazingly there will be a few fee decreases. Click on the chart link to see these as well. 
  • What is the estimated increase? The filing fees are projected to MORE THAN DOUBLE for several COMMON petitions. 

  • What should I do? If you have a case PENDING with us ACT NOW to provide the needed documents and information to us. This will ensure that we can submit your case before the government fee increases. 

  • Does this affect a submission I have already made? NO. Any applications that have already been submitted will be charged the current fees. For this reason it is important to get pending applications in before the rates go up. 
 
  • Is it OK to start something new before the increase? Yes! If you or someone you know is considering seeking immigration benefits, schedule a consultation as soon as possible so that we can submit the case before the projected increase. Call Keen Law Offices at 1-801-374-5336Schedule online at https://www.keen.law/schedule-an-appointment !  

 
  • When do I need to get all my information turned in? There will be a deadline placed after which we CANNOT GUARANTEE that the petition will be submitted before the increase in filing fees. 

  • How can I learn more? Contact our office if you have further questions or set up an appointment.  

  • If you need a new appointment you can call in or use our online scheduling service: https://www.keen.law/schedule-an-appointment

About the Author

Christopher Keen

As the founding attorney for Keen Law Offices, LLC, J. Christopher Keen received a Bachelor of Arts degree in History from Brigham Young University. He then went on to receive his Juris Doctor degree from J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University. Since that time, he has been admitted to practice before all of the state courts in Utah.

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