USCIS fee final rule — 2024
The USCIS fee final rule was announced January 30, 2024, published January 31, and took effect April 1, 2024. This is a historical rule entry, not a quotation of today’s filing fees.
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The USCIS fee final rule was announced January 30, 2024, published January 31, and took effect April 1, 2024. This is a historical rule entry, not a quotation of today’s filing fees.
Read entryUSCIS announced on December 10, 2024 that it would accept only the 10/24/24 edition of Form I-485 starting February 10, 2025. This historical transition does not establish the edition accepted today.
Read entryUSCIS announced the Charlotte asylum office on October 9, 2026. Beginning October 13, applicants in North Carolina and South Carolina fell within the new office’s jurisdiction and could be scheduled there for interviews.
Read entryDHS published a March 25, 2025 notice terminating the categorical parole processes for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans and Venezuelans, generally setting April 24, 2025 as the termination date for covered unexpired parole absent an individual determination otherwise.
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