G-1450 Authorization for Credit Card Transactions
Authorizes USCIS to charge a filing fee to a credit, debit, or prepaid card when a form is filed on paper. Since USCIS stopped taking checks and money orders for most paper filings, this or the ACH form is how a mailed case gets paid. One G-1450 covers one benefit request.
- Tarifa
- $0
- Exención de tarifa
- No disponible
- Quién lo presenta
- Anyone paying a USCIS fee by card on a paper filing; the cardholder signs.
- Dónde se presenta
- Placed on top of the paper filing it pays for.
Suele presentarse con
Qué cambió en 2025 y 2026
- USCIS no longer accepts personal or business checks, money orders, or cashier's checks for paper filings unless the filer qualifies for the paper-payment exemption on Form G-1651. A single benefit request may be split across at most a $24,999 card total.
Página oficial. https://www.uscis.gov/g-1450. Descargue el formulario allí, nunca de un sitio de terceros; verifique la fecha de edición y la tarifa antes de presentar.