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Filing of all the I-129 with the Vermont Service Center and all the I-140 with the Nebraska Service Center

4/5/2006
The USCIS announcement of the new procedure generally described the new procedures relating to I-129, I-140, and concurrently filed EB-485. The USCIS Bi-Specialization program that requires filing of all the I-129 petitions with the Vermont Service Center and filing of all the I-140 petitions with the Nebraska Service Center starting from April 1, 2006.
It is confirmed from the USCIS that the agency will not implement the program from April 1, 2006. Do not send out I-129 and I-140 filing to CSC or TSC from now. The new procedure announcement stated that the USCIS would not reject even if these petitions were delivered to the wrong Service Centers, but such wrong delivery can cause delays of packets.

After April 1, 2006: File I-140 form with the correct fees to the Nebraska Service Center. There are two different P.O. Box addresses:

If you are filing Form I-140 concurrently with Form I-485:

    USCIS Nebraska Service Center
    P.O. Box 87485
    Lincoln, NE 68501-7485

If you are filing only Form I-140:

    USCIS Nebraska Service Center
    P.O. Box 87140
    Lincoln, NE 68501-7140




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