The Immigration Office has made inflation-adjusted increases to the premium processing fees! For applications where premium, i.e., expedited processing can be requested, you will need to pay a higher fee if you wish to take advantage of this service. For example, the premium processing fee for I-539 form requests by those seeking a change or extension of nonimmigrant status has risen from $1,750 to $1,965.
This new pricing, effective from February 26, 2024, makes it very important to pay the correct fee. Applications made with the wrong fee will be rejected. Those who wish to see the full fee list for other forms and categories can review the table on the USCIS website.
Remember, the immigration process is difficult and complex, so it is important to take each step carefully and consult with an expert lawyer in the field if necessary.
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