USCIS Reintroduces Neighborhood Checks for Citizenship Applicants
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USCIS has introduced a new electronic payment method using ACH debit via Form G-1650, allowing direct bank account payments for immigration fees, alongside existing credit card options, to improve efficiency and security. The new system is effective immediately, with a transition period ending October 28, 2025, after which only ACH debit and credit card payments will be accepted.
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