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The document provides detailed instructions for completing Form I-912, which is a request for a fee waiver from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). It outlines the eligibility criteria for fee waivers, including specific forms that qualify, the process for filing the form, and the necessary documentation required to demonstrate financial hardship or inability to pay fees. The document also emphasizes the importance of accurate information and signatures, as well as potential penalties for falsification.

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Begin by filling out Part 1, selecting the basis for your fee waiver request. You can choose one or more options that apply to your situation.
In Part 2, provide your personal information including your full name, date of birth, and Alien Registration Number if applicable.
Complete Part 3 by listing all applications and petitions for which you are requesting a fee waiver. Ensure accuracy in form numbers and details.
For Parts 4 through 6, provide information regarding means-tested benefits, household income, and any financial hardships you may be experiencing.
In Part 7, ensure you sign the request. If applicable, have a parent or legal guardian sign on behalf of minors.
Review all sections for completeness and accuracy before submitting your form along with any required documentation.

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Who is eligible for a fee waiver?

Fee waivers are available for human rights applications. This means you can apply for a fee waiver if you cant afford the IHS or the application fee for leave to remain: as a parent or partner under the 10-year route. as a parent under the five-year route.

Who is exempt from the USCIS immigrant fee?

The following groups do not have to pay the USCIS Immigrant Fee: Children who enter the United States under the orphan or Hague adoption programs; Iraqi and Afghan special immigrants; Other Afghan nationals (through Sept. 30, 2024);

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 are the 3 possible eligibility criteria for fee waivers?

Eligibility Criteria for Fee Waivers An undergraduate student (you cannot be in an extension program) A California resident for more than one year. A U.S. citizen or someone without lawful immigration status who qualifies for an AB540 non-resident tuition exception.

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.