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Form I-907: Request for Premium Processing Service

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Form I-907 is a request to add Premium Processing Service to an eligible immigration petition or application. It must be filed by the petitioner, not by a beneficiary or co‑applicant, and the filing fee is detailed on Form G‑1055.

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Form Overview

USCIS Form I-907 - Request for Premium Processing Service

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Form I-907 is a request to add Premium Processing Service to an eligible immigration petition or application. It must be filed by the petitioner, not by a beneficiary or co‑applicant, and the filing fee is detailed on Form G‑1055.

The form gathers the requestor’s contact information, premium‑processing fee reference, interpreter details in Part 4 (if used), and the signature of the preparer or requestor in Part 5.

Risk Radar

Scan points
  • 1Filing Form I-907 as a beneficiary or co‑applicant leads to rejection.
  • 2Filing Form I-907 as a beneficiary or co‑applicant of the primary petition.
  • 3Omitting the required handwritten signature of the requestor or preparer.
  • 4Using a typed or stamped name in place of a handwritten signature.
  • 5Failing to complete Part 4 with interpreter details when an interpreter was used.

Plain English

Form I-907 lets you pay for faster processing of a petition that qualifies for Premium Processing. You can submit it together with the main petition or later, as long as USCIS has not made a final decision. The form must be signed and include any interpreter details.

Submission Date

  • Filing date: Not stated in the official source.
  • Preparation window: collect IDs, supporting records, and signatures in advance.
  • Final review: verify names, dates, and required fields before submission.

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Glossary Terms

eligibledecisioncontactfinal

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What this form is for

  • Use this form when you are the petitioner requesting Premium Processing Service for an eligible petition or application and USCIS has not yet made a final decision.
  • Do not use it when the requester is a beneficiary or co‑applicant of the primary form for which premium processing is being requested.
  • Check Form G‑1055 instead when you need the specific premium processing fee amount.

Form selector

Use this form or another form?

Requesting Premium Processing for a nonimmigrant worker petition

Premium Processing applies to Form I-129 petitions

✓ Confirm the petition is for a nonimmigrant worker and premium processing is available

Form I-129

Requesting Premium Processing for an immigrant worker petition

Premium Processing applies to Form I-140 petitions

✓ Confirm the I-140 is eligible for premium processing

Form I-140

Need to determine the exact premium processing fee

Fee schedule is published on Form G-1055

✓ Verify the current fee on the latest Form G-1055

Form G-1055

Deadline or filing window

Not stated in the official source.

Checklist

What you need before filling it out

1

Part 2 – Item Numbers 1‑8 (upgrade request)

Complete all eight items for an upgrade of a pending petition · Form I‑907 Part 2

⚠ Leaving any of items 1‑8 blank causes rejection✕ High
2

Part 2 – Item Numbers 1,3,4,5 (initial filing with petition)

Provide required information for those items · Form I‑907 Part 2

⚠ Omitting required items leads to rejection✕ Medium
3

Signature block

Handwritten ink signature of the petitioner · Form I‑907

⚠ Using a typed or missing signature may cause rejection✕ Medium
4

Premium processing fee payment

Separate check or money order for the premium processing fee · Form G‑1055 fee schedule

⚠ Attaching only one check for both fees can cause return✕ High
5

Related petition receipt number

Receipt number (IOE…) to match with I‑907 · Account Access Notice

⚠ Using a receipt that does not begin with IOE results in missing OAN✕ Low

Before you submit

  1. 1Verify all required Part 2 items are completed for your filing scenario.
  2. 2Attach a separate check or money order for the premium processing fee.
  3. 3Attach a separate check or money order for the related petition fee, if applicable.
  4. 4Ensure the form is signed with a handwritten ink signature.
  5. 5Include a clear photocopied, faxed, or scanned copy of the original signature if submitting electronically.
  6. 6Confirm the filing address is the current USCIS lockbox address from the website.
  7. 7Keep a copy of the entire request packet for your records.
  8. 8Include the receipt number (IOE…) to match the related petition.
  9. 9Check that no beneficiary or co‑applicant is listed as the filer.
  10. 10Verify USCIS has not yet issued a final decision on the underlying petition.

How to file this form

  1. 1Complete the appropriate Part 2 items on Form I‑907 based on whether you are upgrading or filing together.
  2. 2Prepare separate checks or money orders for the premium processing fee and for the related petition fee, if required.
  3. 3Sign the form with a handwritten ink signature (or attach a clear scanned copy of the original signature).
  4. 4Assemble the request packet with the completed Form I‑907, fee payments, and any supporting documents.
  5. 5Mail the packet to the USCIS filing address listed on the website or submit electronically as instructed.
  6. 6Retain the mailing receipt or electronic confirmation as proof of filing.

Known limitations

  1. 1Form I‑907 may not be filed by a beneficiary or co‑applicant of the primary petition.
  2. 2Premium processing cannot be requested after USCIS has made a final decision on the underlying petition.
  3. 3If USCIS opens a fraud or misrepresentation investigation, the fee may be retained and processing paused.
  4. 4The service is only available for petitions or applications expressly listed as eligible for premium processing.

Field map

Compact field-by-field guide

7 fields

Applicant Info

3 items

Full Legal Name

Your current legal name.

Requiredtext
Date of Birth

MM/DD/YYYY.

Requireddate
A-Number

Alien Registration Number if previously assigned.

text

Details

1 items

Basis for Application

The specific reason or legal basis for filing this form.

Requiredtext

Evidence

1 items

Supporting Documentation

List of documents supporting this application.

Requiredtext

Signatures

2 items

Applicant Signature

Sign under penalty of perjury.

Requiredsignature
Date of Signature

MM/DD/YYYY.

Requireddate
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Current form status
USCIS

The form is the 04/01/24 edition, which is the current version per the instruction header, and the OMB expiration is 02/28/2027.

What changed or needs a fresh check

  • Edition date — confirm the form shows 04/01/24 as the instruction date.
  • Fee — verify the premium processing fee amount on Form G‑1055, as the amount is not stated in the I‑907 source.
  • Mailing address — confirm the filing address on the USCIS website, since the source directs filers to www.uscis.gov/i-907 for the most current address.
  • Signature — ensure the request is signed; USCIS will reject an unsigned form.
  • OMB expiration — confirm the form’s OMB expiration is 02/28/2027.

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Quick Facts

The petitioner who filed the primary immigration benefit request must file Form I-907; a beneficiary or co‑applicant may not file it.
The form gathers the requestor’s contact information, premium‑processing fee reference, interpreter details in Part 4 (if used), and the signature of the preparer or requestor in Part 5.
Not stated in the official source.
Send the completed Form I-907 to the filing address listed on the USCIS website at www.uscis.gov/i-907.
If the request is not properly completed, USCIS may reject or deny it, and the premium‑processing fee could be retained if a fraud investigation is opened.
Complete the requestor’s contact information and indicate the premium‑processing fee. Include interpreter information in Part 4 if an interpreter was used. Have the person who prepared the request sign and date Part 5, unless the requestor signs. A handwritten ink signature is required; a typed or stamped name is not acceptable.

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After you file

  1. 1Keep copies of the entire request packet for your records.
  2. 2Monitor for a USCIS receipt notice confirming acceptance of Form I‑907.
  3. 3If USCIS issues a Notice of Intent to Deny or Request for Evidence, note that the premium processing clock stops.
  4. 4Respond promptly to any USCIS request to avoid delays.
  5. 5If an error is found, submit a corrected Form I‑907 with the appropriate fee.
  6. 6Retain the OAN number from the Account Access Notice for future inquiries.

Sources

  • SRCInstructions p.1 — purpose: request Premium Processing Service on certain petitions or applications.
  • SRCInstructions p.1 — filing timing: may file with the benefit request or after, before a final decision.
  • SRCInstructions p.5 — Form I-907 may not be filed by a beneficiary or co‑applicant.
  • SRCInstructions p.2 — fee information located on Form G‑1055.
  • SRCInstructions p.3 — upgrade request requires completing Item Numbers 1‑8 in Part 2.
  • SRCInstructions p.3 — filing together requires completing Item Numbers 1,3,4,5 in Part 2.
  • SRCInstructions p.6 — checklist requires separate check or money order for premium processing fee and for the related petition.
  • SRCInstructions p.1 — OMB expiration date is 02/28/2027.

Common confusion points

Can I file Form I‑907 after I’ve already received a decision?

Premium processing cannot be requested after a final decision

→ Verify that USCIS has not issued a final decision before filing.

Do I need to fill out all Part 2 items?

Different requirements for upgrade vs. initial filing

→ Check whether you are upgrading a pending petition (fill items 1‑8) or filing together (fill items 1,3,4,5).

Who can sign the form?

Only the petitioner may sign; beneficiary/co‑applicant cannot

→ Confirm the signer is the petitioner, not the beneficiary.

Do I need to attach one check for both fees?

Separate checks are required for premium processing fee and the related petition fee

→ Attach two separate checks or money orders as instructed.

Is a scanned signature acceptable?

USCIS accepts a scanned copy of the original ink signature

→ Ensure the scan is of the original handwritten signature.

Where do I send the form?

Filing address changes; source directs to website for current address

→ Visit www.uscis.gov/i-907 to confirm the correct filing address.

Workflow map

Related forms and next steps

5 signals

Before

Form I-129 — initial nonimmigrant worker petition that may be upgraded with Form I-907.Form I-140 — immigrant worker petition that may be upgraded with Form I-907.

Current

I-907

After

Form G-1055 — provides the specific premium processing fee amount to attach with Form I-907.

Often used with

Form I-907 — request to add Premium Processing to the above petitions.

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Questions about USCIS Form I-907

What is USCIS Form I-907 used for?

Form I-907 lets you pay for faster processing of a petition that qualifies for Premium Processing. You can submit it together with the main petition or later, as long as USCIS has not made a final decision. The form must be signed and include any interpreter details.

Who must file USCIS Form I-907?

The petitioner who filed the primary immigration benefit request must file Form I-907; a beneficiary or co‑applicant may not file it.

What information does USCIS Form I-907 require?

The form gathers the requestor’s contact information, premium‑processing fee reference, interpreter details in Part 4 (if used), and the signature of the preparer or requestor in Part 5.

Where do I file USCIS Form I-907?

Send the completed Form I-907 to the filing address listed on the USCIS website at www.uscis.gov/i-907.

How do I complete USCIS Form I-907?

Complete the requestor’s contact information and indicate the premium‑processing fee. Include interpreter information in Part 4 if an interpreter was used. Have the person who prepared the request sign and date Part 5, unless the requestor signs. A handwritten ink signature is required; a typed or stamped name is not acceptable.

What happens if USCIS Form I-907 is filed incorrectly?

If the request is not properly completed, USCIS may reject or deny it, and the premium‑processing fee could be retained if a fraud investigation is opened.

Can I file Form I‑907 after I’ve already received a decision?

Premium processing cannot be requested after a final decision Verify that USCIS has not issued a final decision before filing.

Do I need to fill out all Part 2 items?

Different requirements for upgrade vs. initial filing Check whether you are upgrading a pending petition (fill items 1‑8) or filing together (fill items 1,3,4,5).

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