USCIS Resumes Premium Processing for H-1B Petitions Filed on or before Dec. 21, 2018

USCIS will resume premium processing on Tuesday, Feb. 19, for all H-1B petitions filed on or ahead of Dec. 21, 2018. If you obtained a transfer discover for a pending H-1B petition, and you are requesting premium processing services, you should submit the premium processing request to the service center now dealing with the petition. You should also incorporate a copy of the transfer observe with your premium processing request to prevent doable delays related with the receipt of your premium processing request. Furthermore, if you acquired a request for evidence (RFE) for a pending petition, you must also incorporate the RFE response with the premium processing request. If your petition was transferred and you send your premium processing request to the wrong center, USCIS will forward it to the petition's current place. Nonetheless, the premium processing clock will not start out till the premium processing request has been received at the right cent
When an H-1B petitioner correctly requests the company's premium processing service, USCIS guarantees a 15-day processing time. If we do not get selected adjudicative action within the 15calendar day processing time, USCIS refunds the petitioner's premium processing services charge and continues with expedited processing of the petition.

The previously announced temporary suspension of premium processing remains in result for H-1B petitions to which it utilized that have been filed on or after Dec. 22, 2018. On Jan. 28, we resumed premium processing for FY 2019 cap-subject petitions, such as those eligible for the state-of-the-art degree exemption. We program to resume premium processing for the remaining classes of H1B petitions as company workloads permit.

We will continue to notify the public through uscis.gov when we commence accepting premium processing for other categories of H-1B petitions.

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