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💳 USCIS has introduced a new ACH debit payment option for paying immigration fees directly from U.S. bank accounts.
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📄 Applicants must now submit Form G‑1650 along with their application to authorize the payment.
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🚫 This move reduces reliance on outdated methods like paper checks and money orders.
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⚡ The system speeds up processing and adds extra security to transactions.
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🆕 Applicants can now choose between ACH debit (Form G‑1650) and credit card payment (Form G‑1450).
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📆 USCIS will completely stop accepting paper checks and money orders after October 28, 2025.
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🛡 ACH debit offers a safer and more convenient way to handle immigration payments.
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🏦 Those without U.S. bank accounts are encouraged to use prepaid or credit cards instead.
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🔄 This shift is part of the agency’s push toward full digital transformation.
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💼 Applicants must ensure sufficient funds in their accounts to avoid payment failures.
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