The Premium Processing Service for Certain Form I-129 Petitions
This article explains how to file request the Premium Processing Service with a Form I-907, and the benefits of premium processing for Form I-129 petitions.
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This article explains how to file request the Premium Processing Service with a Form I-907, and the benefits of premium processing for Form I-129 petitions.
Effective February 26, 2024, the USCIS increased the filing fee for Form I-907 premium processing requests related to Form I-129 nonimmigrant worker petitions.
In Matter of Simeio Solutions, the AAO clarified rules for when an amended petition is required to maintain H1B classification in new Metropolitan Statistical Area.
USCIS updated its guidance on the extraordinary circumstances exception for untimely applications for nonimmigrant extension of stay or change of status.
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