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USCIS raises fees for asylum, parole and TPS work permits from Oct. 16
New, inflation-adjusted USCIS fees apply to applications postmarked on or after Oct. 16, 2026, including first work permits for asylum seekers, parolees and TPS applicants.
US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has raised several immigration fees for applications postmarked on or after Oct. 16, 2026. The increases are annual inflation adjustments required under the H.R. 1 law.
The fee for an initial work permit (Form I-765) for asylum applicants, parolees and Temporary Protected Status (TPS) applicants rises from $560 to $570. The annual asylum fee goes up from $102 to $105, the TPS application fee (Form I-821) from $510 to $520, and the parole fee on Form I-131 from $1,020 to $1,050.
Some fees are unchanged: the $100 fee for an initial asylum application stays the same, and work permit renewals remain $275 for asylum applicants and $280 for parolees and TPS holders.
USCIS rejects applications filed without the correct fee, so applicants — including Turkish citizens in the US with pending asylum, parole or TPS cases — should check the current fee schedule before filing.
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