Forms

Form G-1055

Also called G-1055, USCIS Fee Schedule, Fee Schedule.

Form G-1055 is the USCIS fee schedule, the single document listing the fee currently in effect for every USCIS form, and for EB-5 it is the figure USCIS will actually accept, because the EB-5 amounts printed in 8 CFR 106.2 are stayed and are rejected on filing.

What it decides

Edition 05/29/26 puts Form I-526 and Form I-526E at $3,675 each, Form I-829 at $3,750, Form I-956 and Form I-956F at $17,795 each, Form I-956G at $3,035, and Form I-956H and Form I-956K at $0. Alongside them it carries the two EB-5 Integrity Fund charges, which are not form fees: $1,000 with an initial Form I-526E and never with an amendment, and the annual regional center fee of $20,000, or $10,000 where the center had 20 or fewer total investors in the preceding fiscal year. Quote it rather than 8 CFR 106.2, which still prints the 2024 fee rule figures, $11,160 for an I-526 or I-526E, $9,525 for an I-829, $47,695 for an I-956 or I-956F and $4,470 for an I-956G, which the District of Colorado stayed as to EB-5 in Moody v. Noem and which USCIS now rejects. Its reach stops at USCIS: the $345 employment based immigrant visa application processing fee is collected by the Department of State under 22 CFR 22.1 and does not appear on it.

Governed by Form G-1055, Fee Schedule, edition 05/29/26, read from the PDF published at uscis.gov, for every dollar figure quoted; USCIS alert Court Order on Partial Stay of DHS 2024 USCIS Fee Rule, released 18 November 2025, for the stayed 2024 amounts, for the reinstatement of the pre 1 April 2024 fees and for the rejection of filings tendering the higher amount, and for the caption Moody v. Noem, No. 24-cv-00762-CNS (D. Colo. 12 November 2025); 22 CFR 22.1, item 32(b), for the $345 Department of State fee that G-1055 does not carry. G-1055 itself says nothing about the litigation, so the stay rests on the alert, not on the schedule.

Where this is explained properly

Pages here that go into form g-1055 rather than mentioning it.

Related terms

EB-5 Integrity FundA US Treasury fund created by 8 U.S.C. 1153(b)(5)(J) to pay for EB-5 oversight, financed by an annual fee on every designated regional center plus $1,000 collected with each initial Form I-526E.
USCIS filing feeThe amount USCIS charges to file a given EB-5 form. The fees are set by regulation, under 8 U.S.C. 1356(m) and codified at 8 CFR 106.2, but for EB-5 forms the amount USCIS will actually accept is the one in its published schedule, Form G-1055, because the regulation's EB-5 figures are stayed.
Form I-526EForm I-526E, Immigrant Petition by Regional Center Investor, is the petition an investor files with USCIS to claim EB-5 classification under INA 203(b)(5)(E) for capital pooled in an offering for which a designated regional center has already filed Form I-956F.
Form I-829Form I-829, Petition by Investor to Remove Conditions on Permanent Resident Status, is the petition an EB-5 conditional permanent resident files in the 90 days before the second anniversary of that status, asking USCIS to confirm the capital was invested and the ten jobs created and to make the green card unconditional.
Form I-956FForm I-956F, Application for Approval of an Investment in a Commercial Enterprise, is the application a designated regional center must file for each particular investment offering before any investor may petition on that offering.

Checked against primary sources on 10 August 2026. Back to the glossary