USCIS ends cheque, money order payments: What new debit rule means for H-1B and F-1 applicants
USCIS has discontinued cheque and money order payments for immigration filings, mandating electronic debit via Form G-1650 for most applicants. This aims to enhance safety and efficiency, though it may pose challenges for international students and those without US bank accounts. Credit card payments remain an option for H-1B and other employer-sponsored visas.
USCIS has discontinued cheque and money order payments for immigration filings, mandating electronic debit via Form G-1650 for most applicants. This aims to enhance safety and efficiency, though it may pose challenges for international students and those without US bank accounts. Credit card payments remain an option for H-1B and other employer-sponsored visas.
