USCIS Just Raised This Fee 400% — Here's the New Cost to File in 2026

USCIS fees are changing fast in 2026 — and if you're planning to file for naturalization, asylum, work authorization, or a family petition, this video breaks down exactly what's happening and what you need to do before it's too late. In this video: ✅ The proposed 75-80% increase to the N-400 naturalization fee ($760 → $1,330) ✅ Why the N-336 appeal fee is nearly doubling ✅ The elimination of the reduced fee and fee waiver options for naturalization applicants ✅ New stacked fees from H.R. 1 affecting asylum, EAD, parole, and TPS applicants ✅ The new annual asylum fee — and why missing a 30-day payment window can get your case rejected ✅ The exact timeline of every fee change hitting in 2026 ✅ What to do right now if you're eligible to file before the new rule finalizes This isn't just one price hike — it's five separate changes stacking on top of each other in a single year. If you or someone in your family is navigating USCIS right now, you need to see this before you file. ⚠️ This video is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Always confirm current fees on the official USCIS website before filing, and consult a licensed immigration attorney or accredited representative for advice on your specific case.