Asylee Green Card Fees: How to Check Current Costs

Review the USCIS filing-fees page and the current fee schedule rather than relying on a blog, an old screenshot, or a remembered amount. Check the form instructions too, because the required filing package and payment method may depend on the forms you submit.

If a fee question involves an exemption, waiver, or a fact-specific filing rule, consult the current USCIS instructions and a qualified immigration professional as appropriate.

A fee exemption or fee waiver is not the same question as whether an applicant qualifies for adjustment of status. USCIS instructions identify the forms and evidence used for a request, and the answer can depend on current rules and individual facts. Do not infer that a fee waiver is available or that it will be granted from a general checklist.

If the packet includes a waiver request, poverty-guideline evidence, an exemption, or another exception, review the current USCIS source and consider qualified immigration advice before filing.

USCIS fees are government filing costs. StatusShift's self-help software price is separate and is shown on the landing page at the pricing section. One does not replace or include the other unless the current product checkout explicitly says so.

Before paying either cost, confirm what the charge is for, who receives it, and whether the amount or payment instructions have changed.

Compare the fee, payment instrument, payee, and filing location with the current USCIS source immediately before sending the packet. Keep evidence of payment with your copy of the filing.

StatusShift is self-help software, not a law firm. It uses your answers to prepare supported forms; it does not provide legal advice or predict what USCIS will decide.