In 2010, Congress
passed Public Law 111-230. PL
111-230 raised H-1B and L-1 filing fees for employers who have over 50 employees
with more than 50% of these employees in H-1B or L-1 status. H-1B petitions were assessed an additional
$2,000 in filing fees. L-1 petitioners
were assed $2,250 in additional filing fees.
These additional fees did not stay with USCIS but were deposited into
the US government’s general treasury fund, ostensibly to fund border security. PL 111-230 was original to end in 2014, but
was re-authorized until September 30, 2015.
At this time, PL
111-230 has not been reauthorized and so 50/50 employers no longer need to pay
the additional filing fees. AILA
has confirmed that USCIS is aware of the ending of PL 111-230.
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