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ARTICLE · 15 SEPTEMBER 2014

New U.S. Consular Fees Take Effect September 6, 2014

A new schedule for U.S. Consular fees will take effect on September 6, 2014.

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A new schedule for U.S. Consular fees will take effect on September 6, 2014. Some employment based immigrant and non-immigrant visa fees will be lowered, while H-1B and L-1 fees will remain the same.  Fees for renunciation of U.S. Citizenship will increase significantly.

Select Fee Schedule Impacting Employers:

 Matter

 New Fee

 Old Fee

 E Non-Immigrant Visa Application

 $205

 $270

 K Financé(e)/Spouse Visa Application

 $265

 $240

 Waiver of J-1 Two-Year  Home Country Residency Requirement

 $120

 $215

 Employment-Based Immigrant Visa Application

 $345

 $405

 Family-Based Immigrant Visa Application

 $325

 $230

 Returning Resident Immigrant Visa Application

 $205

 $220

 Renunciation of US Citizenship

 $2,350

 $450

Employers and applicants submitting applications after September 6, 2014 should ensure they remit the correct fee. 

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