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I-907: Request for Premium Processing Service

Form I-907 pays extra so USCIS acts faster on certain petitions, like I-129, I-140, and some I-539 and I-765 cases. USCIS promises action in a set number of business days, usually 15. Action can be an approval, a denial, or a request for evidence.

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Typical steps of an I-907

  1. Receipt notice
  2. Premium clock starts
  3. Action within 15 business days (approval, denial, or RFE)

Official USCIS form page ↗

How long does it take?

USCIS does not publish a single range for this form: it depends on the category and office.

Intake

Case Was ReceivedCase Was Received and A Receipt Notice Was SentCase Rejected Because I Sent An Incorrect FeeCase Was Received and A Receipt Notice Was EmailedCase Accepted By The USCIS LockboxFees Were WaivedCase Was Rejected Because It Was Improperly Filed

Review

Case Is Being Actively Reviewed By USCISCase Was ReopenedCorrespondence Was Received And USCIS Is Reviewing It

Evidence (RFE/NOID)

Request for Additional Evidence Was SentRequest For Initial Evidence Was SentResponse To USCIS' Request For Evidence Was ReceivedResponse To USCIS' Notice of Intent Was Received

Decision

Case Was ApprovedDocument Was Mailed To MeCase Was DeniedCase Was Approved And My Decision Was EmailedCase Approval Was Certified By USCISCase Was Sent To The Department of State

Closed case

Withdrawal Acknowledgement Notice Was SentTermination Notice SentCase Closed Benefit Received By Other Means

Administrative

Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has JurisdictionNotice Explaining USCIS Actions Was MailedExpedite Request ReceivedName Was UpdatedDuplicate Notice Was MailedNotice Was Returned To USCIS Because The Post Office Could Not Deliver ItDate of Birth Was UpdatedContinuation Notice Was MailedExpedite Request Denied

Frequently asked questions

What is Form I-907?

Form I-907 pays extra so USCIS acts faster on certain petitions, like I-129, I-140, and some I-539 and I-765 cases. USCIS promises action in a set number of business days, usually 15. Action can be an approval, a denial, or a request for evidence.

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AI-assisted explanation based on the official USCIS status, reviewed by CaseAlerta. Not legal advice. Times are typical ranges, never an exact date.