G-1041Genealogy Index Search Request 2025

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Current Average Processing Time for Form G-1041, Index Search Requests 210 business days Current Average Processing Time for Form G-1041A, Genealogy Record Requests 240 business days Status information is updated on a monthly basis. Check your Genealogy Request Case Status.
The USCIS Genealogy Program is a fee-for-service program that provides researchers with timely access to historical immigration and naturalization records of deceased immigrants. Order an Index Search or Record Request. Check the Status of an Index Search or Record Request.
ing to Records Not Revenue, under the new rule, a Genealogy Program Index Search will drop from $65 to $30, if filed online. Genealogy Program Record Requests filed online will now cost $30 per record. This is a 54% fee cut to access the USCIS historical records. See the image for further details.
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Genealogical research is the tracing of an individuals ancestral history using historical records, both official and unofficial, such as: Census Records. Vital Records (birth certificates, adoption records, death certificates, marriage and divorce records, etc.)
Send questions and comments to our mailbox at Genealogy.USCIS@dhs.gov or leave a toll-free voice message at 1-866-259-2349. Using biographical information provided by the researcher, USCIS searches its historical immigration and naturalization record indices for citations related to a specific immigrant.
In addition to simply wanting to know more about who they are and where they came from, individuals may research their genealogy to learn about any hereditary diseases in their family history.
genealogy, the study of family origins and history. Genealogists compile lists of ancestors, which they arrange in pedigree charts or other written forms.
A Genealogy Program record request is a request for USCIS to retrieve a specific record or file related to a particular individual. The requester identifies the file by number and the USCIS Genealogy Program will locate, retrieve, review, duplicate, and return to the requester a copy of that record.

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