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What is the difference between Form I-485 and Form I-130? If you are helping a relative apply for a green card, Form I-485 (?Application for Adjustment of Status?) is the second step in the family-based green card process after submitting Form I-130 (?Petition for Alien Relative?).

How to Concurrently File. Complete all forms: Complete Form I-130 and Form I-485. Ensure you meet the eligibility requirements for both. In most cases, you can also include Form I-131 for Travel Authorization and Form I-765 for Employment Authorization.

You may apply as the person who directly qualifies for an immigrant category (?principal applicant?) or, in some cases, as a family member of the principal applicant (?derivative applicant?). Whether you are a principal or derivative applicant, you must file your own Form I-485.

Form Details If You Are?Form FeeBiometric Services FeeUnder 14 and filing with the Form I-485 application of at least 1 parent$750$0Under 14 and not filing with the Form I-485 application of at least one parent$1,140$0Age 14?78$1,140$85Age 79 or older$1,140$01 more row ?

You'll typically pay $535 to file your I-130 petition. If you are filing a different petition, check the filing instructions to make sure you pay the correct fee. Once your Form I-130 is approved, you'll pay a separate fee to file your I-485. For most applicants, the fee is $1140, plus an $85 biometrics fee.

485 Fees: There is nothing that precludes payment of 485 fees by the employee. Therefore, an employer may enter an agreement specifying that the employee is responsible for all costs associated with this process, including filing fees, biometrics fees and attorneys' fees.

With the new USCIS proposal, applicants seeking to register as permanent residents using form I-485 will need to file forms I-131 and I-765 separately. The new proposed fee for filing form I-485 is $1,540, regardless of the applicant's age.