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Form I-907 gives eligible classifications a published period for USCIS to take a qualifying adjudicative action. That action can be an approval, denial, Request for Evidence, or Notice of Intent to Deny—it is not a guaranteed approval or exact decision date. Select a form to see the current reference. GreenLight may record the selected form type as a privacy-safe usage event; it does not request a receipt number, receipt date, or personal deadline.
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Select a form to see the published Form I-907 reference.
How to read this reference
- Action period, not decision date. The business-day number is the applicable period for USCIS to take one qualifying adjudicative action.
- RFE and NOID reset the period. The original period stops when USCIS issues one; a new applicable period begins after USCIS receives the response.
- Eligibility is classification-specific. Confirm the exact classification, current fee, filing location, and instructions on the official Form I-907 page before paying.
Frequently asked questions
GreenLight is an independent tool and is NOT affiliated with USCIS, DHS, or any US government agency. Nothing on this page is legal advice or a guarantee of your case outcome or timeline. Always verify current fees and eligibility at uscis.gov/i-907 before filing.