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Form I-907: Request for Premium Processing Service

Form I-907 requests USCIS premium processing, a paid service that guarantees faster adjudicative action on certain petitions and applications, such as many I-129 and I-140 filings.

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What is I-907?

Premium processing commits USCIS to take an adjudicative action (approval, denial, request for evidence, or notice of intent to deny) within a set number of business days for eligible form types and categories. If USCIS misses the window, it refunds the premium fee while continuing expedited handling.

The service covers designated classifications on forms such as I-129 (many nonimmigrant worker categories), I-140 (certain immigrant worker categories), and some I-539 and I-765 categories. The eligible categories, timeframes, and fees have expanded and changed over time, so always check the current list on uscis.gov.

Who files I-907?

  • Employers filing Form I-129 for nonimmigrant workers in premium-eligible classifications
  • Petitioners or beneficiaries of Form I-140 immigrant worker petitions in eligible categories
  • Certain F, M, and J students and exchange visitors with eligible I-539 or I-765 filings
  • Attorneys and representatives filing on behalf of any of the above

How to fill out I-907

  1. Confirm on uscis.gov that your underlying form type and classification are currently eligible for premium processing.
  2. Complete Form I-907 with the receipt number of the pending case, or prepare it for concurrent filing with a new petition.
  3. Pay the premium processing fee shown on uscis.gov; it is separate from and in addition to the base filing fee.
  4. File online through your USCIS account where supported, or mail the request to the address specified for your service center.
  5. Track the guaranteed processing clock from the date USCIS receives the request; it pauses if USCIS issues a request for evidence.
Worth knowing: Premium processing fees and eligible categories change. Verify the current fee, timeframe, and eligibility for your form type at uscis.gov before filing.

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Frequently asked questions

How fast is premium processing?

The guarantee is measured in business days and differs by category; many I-129 classifications have shorter windows than the I-140, I-539, and I-765 categories that were added later. Check the current timeframe for your specific category on uscis.gov.

Does premium processing improve my chances of approval?

No. It only speeds up when USCIS acts on the case. The action can be an approval, a denial, or a request for more evidence. The legal standards applied are exactly the same.

Can I add premium processing to a case that is already pending?

Yes, for eligible categories you can file Form I-907 to upgrade a pending petition. The guaranteed clock starts when USCIS receives the premium request, not from the original filing date.