U.S. proposes significant increase to green card application fees.

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The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has proposed raising its fees. This includes a potential 114% increase for employment-based green card applications. The move aims to address the agency's budget shortfall and improve processing times. A public comment period on the proposal is now open. If finalized, the changes would make obtaining permanent residency more expensive.

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