U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Fee Schedule and Changes to Certain Other Immigration Benefit Request Requirements (Final rule), 89 FR 6194

DHS final rule of 31 Jan 2024 (89 FR 6194-6400, 207 PDF pages) setting the whole USCIS fee schedule from 1 Apr 2024. EB-5 content extracted: fee table rows (Table 1, image pages 7, 9, 10) for I-526/I-526E (3,675 to 11,160), I-829 (3,750 to 9,525; 3,835 with biometrics), I-956 and I-956F (17,795 to 47,695), I-956G (3,035 to 4,470); regulatory text 8 CFR 106.2(a)(25), (53), (65)-(69) (I-956H and I-956K no fee); Table 4 EB-5 workload forecast (proposed vs final average annual receipts by form, p. 18, image); Table 25 Form I-924/I-956 and I-924A/I-956G receipts FY2018-FY2022 (p. 182); Table 11 EB-5 annual transfer payments USD 44,746,040 (p. 156); regional center administrative fee and revenue estimates (p. 183); ~10,000 visas a year (p. 181); preamble discussion of the 2022 EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act fee study and commenters' views (pp. 46, 92-95, no data). Out of scope: fees, volumes, costs and small-entity analysis for all other USCIS forms (I-129, H-1B registration, asylum program fee, naturalisation, genealogy, adoption etc.), USCIS total budget/cost projections, fee waivers and exemptions, PRA tables. Not recorded: percentages and differences in the fee tables (calculated), commenters' figures (e.g. 154 percent, 240 percent), the 1%-of-revenue threshold USD 447,000 (DHS calculation), investment minimums 1,050,000/800,000 (already terms from the 2022 Act), the I-829 fee with biometrics (3,835) as a separate term (route would collide with the existing I-829 row).