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Government fees constitute the largest portion of the cost of U.S. immigration. Depending on which type of petition you are working on, there are fees from different government entities, all paid at different times during the process. These fees change regularly, and we do our best to keep these numbers as current as possible. This page only covers fees RapidVisa’s customers may encounter. For a full list of all fees, go here.
USCIS Filing Fees
Petition Type
Due With Form
USCIS Filing Fee*
Per Applicant?
K1 Fiance Visa
I-129F
$510
No
CR1/IR1 Spousal Visa
I-130
$560
Yes
IR2 Child Visa
I-130
$560
Yes
IR5 Parent Visa
I-130
$560
Yes
Adjustment of Status (Age 14+)
I-485
$1,130
Yes
Adjustment of Status (Age 0-13)
I-485
$1,130
Yes
Removal of Conditions
I-751
$760
Yes
Employment Authorization Document (EAD)
I-765
$550
Yes
Travel Permit
I-131
$590
Yes
Naturalization
N-400
$1,160
Yes
USCIS Immigrant Fee
n/a
$130
Yes
Biometrics Fee
Various
$30
Yes
* These are the new 2020 fees. For information about the previous fees, see 2020 USCIS Filing Fee Updates.
National Visa Center (NVC) Fees
Petition Type
NVC Fee
Per Applicant?
CR1/IR1 Spousal Visa
$445
Yes
IR2 Child Visa
$445
Yes
IR5 Parent Visa
$445
Yes
Embassy Fees
An embassy fee of $265 is due to the U.S. embassy for each applicant, including children. (Fiance Visas)
$160 fee for each visitor visa/tourist visa paid in local currency.
Medical Exam Fees
If you require a medical exam, the exam is required to be performed at specifically sanctioned medical facilities. Check with your country’s U.S. embassy to find out the details. Medical fees usually vary from $100 USD to $300 USD.
For the most current fees, check the government website.
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