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Form G-28
Notice of Entry of Appearance as Attorney or Accredited Representative
Filed by an attorney or accredited representative to notify USCIS that they are representing an applicant or petitioner in an immigration matter.
- Filing fee
- No fee
- Biometrics
- No fee
- Typical processing
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Who can file
- Licensed attorneys representing immigration clients
- DOJ-accredited representatives of recognized organizations
Send with it
- Attorney bar information
- Client authorization signature
Worth knowing
- Must be filed with every application or petition if represented
- Both the attorney and the client must sign
- A new G-28 is needed for each separate filing or case
Common mistakes
- Not filing G-28 with each application
- Missing signatures from attorney or client
- Using an outdated form version
Questions
- How much does Form G-28 cost?
- USCIS charges no filing fee for Form G-28.
Fees are as published by USCIS. Confirm on USCIS's fee schedule (G-1055) before you pay - a wrong fee gets a filing rejected. General information, not legal advice.