Processing times for Form I-140 vary based on category and service center workload. Employers can opt for premium processing by filing Form I-907, which guarantees a decision within 15 calendar days.
How Much Does Form I-140 Cost? (Filing Fees & Additional Expenses)
As of June 7, 2024, the standard filing fee for Form I-140 is $700. Additional costs may include premium processing fees and expenses for required documentation.
Required Documents for Form I-140 Approval Supporting documents depend on the category but may include:
● Labor Certification (if required for EB-2 or EB-3 applicants).
● Proof of Educational Qualifications (e.g., degrees, certifications).
● Evidence of Extraordinary Abilities (for EB-1 applicants).
How to File Form I-140 Correctly:
Tips to Avoid Rejection and increase approval chances:
● Fill out all sections of Form I-140 accurately.
● Include translations for non-English documents.
● Pay the correct USCIS filing fee.
Checking Form I-140 Case Status and Next Steps After filing, USCIS will issue a receipt notice confirming petition submission. Applicants can track their case status online using the receipt number provided.
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