Request For Premium Processing Service {I-907}

I-907 - REQUEST FOR PREMIUM PROCESSING SERVICE. Use Form I-907 to request Premium Processing Service on certain petitions or applications where this service is available. You may file your request for Premium Processing Service with the applicable benefit request. You may also file the request for Premium Processing Service after you file the applicable benefit request, as long as USCIS has not made a final decision on the request. You cannot request Premium Processing Service for a benefit request that is reopened after an initial decision was made on the request. You, or your attorney or accredited representative, may request Premium Processing Service only if you filed the corresponding immigration benefit request (for example, Form I-129, Petition for a Nonimmigrant Worker). Any attorney or accredited representative who submits the request must also file a properly completed Form G-28, Notice of Entry of Appearance as Attorney or Accredited Representative, unless the attorney or accredited representative has already filed Form G-28 in the case. The Form G-28 filed with Form I-907 by a new attorney or accredited representative will replace Form G-28 or Form G-28I filed with the underlying benefit request, and USCIS will recognize the new attorney as the attorney of record in the case. Premium Processing Service guarantees that USCIS will take one of several possible actions (issue an approval notice, a denial notice, a notice of intent to deny, or a request for evidence) on the immigration benefit request within a certain processing timeframe. The length of the processing timeframe is based on the classification or category requested. Refer to the table in the What Is the Filing Fee and Processing Time? section of these Instructions for the relevant premium processing timeframes. If we do not take action on the benefit request within the applicable processing timeframe, your Premium Processing Service fee will be refunded, but we will continue to process the case. However, we may retain the premium processing fee and not take action on the request within the applicable processing timeframe if we open an investigation for fraud or misrepresentation relating to the benefit request. In the event USCIS issues a notice of intent to deny or a request for evidence, the premium processing timeframe will stop and will re-commence with a new applicable timeframe on the date that we receive a response to the notice of intent to deny or the request for evidence. General Instructions www.FormsWorkflow.com