EOIR immigration fees will rise for some DHS forms in FY 2027 due to inflation adjustment

The Department of Justice (DOJ) issued a notice explaining that some immigration-related fees connected to certain DHS forms will be adjusted for inflation for Fiscal Year 2027.

These fees are tied to filings made with the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR), which is part of DOJ. The notice says the changes are required by statute under the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” for FY 2027.

The notice is focused on the inflation adjustment process rather than describing a new policy goal. In other words, it updates the amount of certain fees based on inflation, as the law requires.

People affected are those who file specific DHS forms that are handled through EOIR and that carry the fees covered by this inflation adjustment.

Because the excerpt provided does not list the exact new fee amounts, readers should check the official Federal Register notice for the specific updated figures and which forms they apply to.