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Adjustment of status + work & travel — total filing cost

The applicant's own package when the petition (I-130/I-140) is already approved or filed separately.

FormOnlinePaper
I-485
General filing, applicant 14 or older.
$1,390$1,440
I-765
Filed with, or while you have a pending, I-485 (filed on/after Apr 1, 2024)
$260$260
I-131
Advance parole / travel authorization. Separately, Pub. L. 119-21 charges an Immigration Parole Fee of $1,050 (FY 2027 amount, for parole granted on or after Oct. 16, 2026) each time DHS grants parole — collected by CBP at the port of entry when you return on advance parole, or by USCIS before it approves parole in place or re-parole. It is never paid with the I-131 itself. It cannot be waived. Applicants with a pending Form I-485 who return from temporary travel abroad are exempt, as are a few narrow emergency and humanitarian categories, and CBP decides at the border whether an exception applies.
$580$630
Total USCIS filing fees$2,230$2,330
Total is the plain sum of the individual filing fees above. USCIS has billed each form separately since April 2024 — there is no bundled or discounted package price.
Fees shown are taken from USCIS Form G-1055 (what that is), edition 10/07/26, verified by hand on 2026-10-08. USCIS changes fees without notice — confirm your exact total at the official USCIS fee calculator before you file. Filing fees only: they exclude attorney fees, premium processing, and Department of State fees.

$2,330 in filing fees rides on this package being accepted

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What this total does and does not include

These are USCIS filing fees only. They do not include the medical exam (Form I-693, billed by the civil surgeon), attorney fees, translation or document-retrieval costs, premium processing where it is available, or fees the Department of State collects for consular processing.

Fee-reduction and fee-waiver situations exist for several of these forms — each form page above lists the ones recorded in the current schedule.

Filing fees only — they do not include attorney fees, premium processing, or fees collected by the Department of State. USCIS updates this schedule frequently. Always confirm your exact total at the official USCIS fee calculator before you file. FormGuard is an independent service and is not affiliated with USCIS or the U.S. government.