i-485 payment

You can get all the forms at uscis.gov for free. Payment(s) are required by USCIS. Be sure to include the payment for the I-485 and the fee or the process may be delayed for you. Check with an attorney.

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I surmise you will be required to include another $930 + $80 = $1,010 for the new Adjustment of Status, and Biometrics fees. These fees are separate from the I-130/1-360 petition which grants the relationship and visa number, but NOT the right to the residency status. A previous denial typically cannot be revived. The check will be payable to Department of Homeland Security. You can attach your other payment receipt, and request, if it is discretionary, to refund your fee-- However, I would NOT expect that one to happen. If you fail to tender the new fee, I would expect a Rejection of the I-485 petition. This should answer your question, and cover your bets on the fee. Of course, if you only had a Request for Evidence with a deadline, that would not be a denial, but it does not appear that is the case here- but that there was a denial, and this is a completely new filing.