Reception Premium Processing Service

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1 reception

1.1 reasons companies use premium processing service
1.2 criticism of premium processing service
1.3 proposals expand premium processing service other visa categories





reception
reasons companies use premium processing service

since applying premium processing not provide preferential treatment applicants, commentators have claimed main reason companies willing pay these fees because faster turnarounds allow them , prospective employees plan next steps more effectively. particularly important in cases of requests evidence or notices of intent deny, because of further iterations needed in order approved.


criticism of premium processing service

in june 2001, shortly after introduction of premium processing service immigration , naturalization service (the predecessor uscis), gary endelman wrote article in immigration daily critical of premium processing service. argued fact people willing pay fee 15-day processing times highlighted severe inefficiencies , unfunded mandates on ins, should not take longer process applications in case. suggested rather allowing ins treat these fees cash cows, united states legislature should identify clearer, more limited mandates agency along plan fund them.


proposals expand premium processing service other visa categories

on personal blog asylumist, lawyer jason dzubow has mooted idea of extending premium processing asylum applications, influx of funds uscis spend more resources clear huge backlog of cases.


there have been repeated requests uscis enable premium processing form i-526 applications first step obtaining eb-5 visa (investor visa). uscis came proposals in august 2011 allow premium processing service requests eb-5 investor applications (made on form i-526) projects developed , ready go. however, of april 2015, premium processing service still restricted form i-129 , form i-140 petitions.








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