New USCIS Policy Shifts Favor Immigrants | Green Card, Work Permits, US Immigration News - SEP 2025

New USCIS Policy Shifts Favor Immigrants | Green Card, Work Permits, US Immigration News - SEP 2025
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It is now September 2025, and while the immigration landscape remains complex, there are new signals from USCIS that things are quietly shifting. Some recent changes are practical and real. Some are deadlines you need to know. Some are small steps toward fairness. '

In this video, we’re going to walk through what has changed as of September 2025—which policies are now in force, which deadlines are coming, what you need to watch out for. Because staying informed means staying prepared.

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One major update that applicants should know is about how USCIS is handling fee payments. Starting October 28, 2025, USCIS will no longer accept paper checks or money orders for benefit requests. Instead, payment must be done electronically—credit card via Form G-1450 or ACH debit using the new Form G-1650. If you don’t have access to those electronic methods due to hardship or lack of U.S. banking access, there is an exemption process using Form G-1651. If not, forms using the old payment methods will be rejected. So if your application is coming up, plan ahead.

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