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The document provides detailed instructions for completing Form I-912, the Request for Fee Waiver, issued by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). It outlines the eligibility criteria for fee waivers, including specific applications and petitions that qualify, the review process for requests based on means-tested benefits or household income, and the necessary documentation required to support a fee waiver request. The document emphasizes that each case will be evaluated individually and includes guidance on how to fill out the form accurately.

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What happens if I-912 is denied?

However, if the fee waiver is denied, USCIS will notify you and provide instructions on paying the required fees to avoid delays in your main application. Be sure to submit all required documents and complete Form I-912 accurately to help prevent any additional processing delays.

What does USCIS consider financial hardship?

Some examples of extreme financial hardship include: A medical emergency or illness affecting the alien or the aliens dependents; Unemployment; Significant loss of work hours and wages (change in employment status);

What happens if a waiver gets denied?

If your green card application is denied, you can apply again. You have the option to refile or appeal the decision using Form I-290B. This form allows you to either appeal to the Administrative Appeals Office (AAO) or file a motion to reopen or reconsider your case. There is a required $675 filing fee for this form.

Who is eligible for the I-912 waiver?

To qualify for a fee waiver based on receipt of a means tested benefit, the evidence that you provide must demonstrate that you, your spouse, your parent (if you are under 21 or are disabled), sibling, or your child living with you are currently receiving the means-tested benefit.

What happens if USCIS denies your application?

If a credit card is declined, we will not attempt to process the credit card payment again. We will reject your application, petition, or request for lack of payment. If we reject your filing, we will send you a notice explaining why we rejected it.

Can I be deported if my case was denied?

If you are still denied asylum by federal court, or if you do not file an appeal when the immigration judge denies your case, you could be deported if the immigration authorities decide to enforce your removal order.

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