Listed below is a table of our fees for Adjustment of Status applications, which consist of attorney's fees and filing fees. Filing fees are fees that are set by the USCIS to cover the cost of its immigration services. Attorney's fees are the fees charged by the firm for professional services rendered.

The initial attorney's fees are due upon signing the retainer agreement with us. The filing fee is due anytime before the application is filed with USCIS. Fees due upon approval (if applicable) are paid when the USCIS approves the case. The fees range in price due to the complexity of issues or length of process time and work involved. Keep in mind that these fees are estimates and that fees may vary, depending on the difficulty/simplicity and specific facts of each individual case.

Case Type Filing Fees and Other Fees Initial Attorney's Fee Fees due upon Approval Total Attorney's Fees, Filing, and Other Fees Link to Agreement I-485 I-131 I-765 $1,070/personi $1,500/1 P $1,800/2 P $2,000/3 P None I-485 Attorney Fees + Applicable Filing Fees Agreement Advance Parole (I-131) only $385/personii $300/person None $685/personii Agreement Working Permit (I-765) only $380 $300/person None $680/person Agreement

Note

• I-485 Filing fee for child under fourteen (14) years old is $635.
• Advance Parole filing fee is $360.00 each person plus $80 biometric fee for applicants ages 14 through 79.
None = No filing fee or No attorney fees are due upon approval.

Important Notice:

Fees listed above are subject to change without a notice. Moreover, they are for the majority cases in each category. An individual client may be charged at a higher fee, depending on the totality of the circumstances for the client. Zhang and Attorneys have the discretion to charge a higher fee than the fee schedules listed above. Fees listed above do not include any personal appearances by attorney at USCIS offices.

Please check with your attorney for fees not listed above.
Fees listed above are subject to change without notice.

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For other information on Adjustment of Status, please click on one of the following topics below:

• What is Adjustment of Status?
• Who is Eligible to file an Adjustment of Status (AOS)?
• Benefits of Applying for an Adjustment of Status
• Where should you file an Adjustment of Status Application?
• Documents Needed for an Adjustment of Status Application
• Information needed for Adjustment of Status
• Medical Examination and Designated Civil Surgeons
• H-1B Status in I-485 Pending Period
• Visa Waiver Program in Adjustment of Status
• Receipt of Certain Public Benefits will NOT Render Alien a "Public Charge"
• Frequently Asked Questions: “Public Charge”
• Maintaining Legal Permanent Resident Status
• Memo: Be Aware of Abandonment of COS and AOS Applications
• Background and Security Checks
• Making a Freedom of Information and Privacy Act Request
• Writ of Mandamus
• The Definition of a Child according to U.S. Immigration Law
• Frequently Asked Questions about Adjustment of Status
• Attorner’s Fees for for Adjustment of Status
• Services that We Provide
• Age Out in Adjustment of Status