Frais annuels liés à l'asile – Ce que vous devez savoir
Denice Flores • October 9, 2025
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En vertu de la nouvelle réglementation, si une personne a déposé ou dépose le formulaire I-589, Demande d'asile et de suspension d'expulsion, après le 1er octobre 2024, et que la demande reste en attente auprès de l'USCIS pendant 365 jours, le demandeur doit s'acquitter d'une taxe annuelle d'asile (AAF) à la date anniversaire de son dépôt.
Les demandeurs d'asile doivent payer des frais annuels de 100,00 $
chaque année pendant laquelle leur dossier reste en attente. Contrairement à de nombreux autres frais d'immigration, il n'existe aucune dispense ni exemption.
- Les frais annuels d'asile sont dus dès que votre demande d'asile est en attente depuis 365 jours ou 1 an.
- L'USCIS informera les demandeurs de la date d'échéance du paiement, et les frais doivent être payés par voie électronique via le système en ligne de l'USCIS.
- Pour les personnes faisant l'objet d'une procédure d'expulsion, les frais doivent être payés via le portail de paiement de l'EOIR.
- Tout défaut de paiement peut entraîner le rejet ou l'abandon de votre demande.
Si vous ou l'un de vos proches faites une demande d'asile, veuillez consulter un avocat spécialisé en droit de l'immigration afin de vous assurer que vous respectez ces nouvelles règles et de protéger votre dossier.
Ce blog n'est pas destiné à fournir des conseils juridiques et rien ici ne doit être interprété comme établissant une relation avocat-client. Veuillez prendre rendez-vous avec un avocat spécialisé en droit de l'immigration avant d'agir sur la base de toute information lue ici.
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