Filing

I-765 by mail: USCIS changed filing addresses on Oct. 7, 2026

On Oct. 7, 2026, USCIS changed the addresses to which Form I-765 is mailed. The address depends on the filing basis and is listed on the USCIS page with addresses for I-765.

We checked each item on Nov. 3, 2026 against the primary source linked in the item. Rules and fees change: check the USCIS website before filing.

What changed

• Since Oct. 7, 2026, new addresses for filing I-765 by mail apply. They are listed on the page uscis.gov/i-765-addresses.
• The grace period is 30 days: USCIS will accept forms postmarked no later than Nov. 9, 2026 and sent to any previous address.
• The address for (c)(8) in our card as of Nov. 3, 2026 matches this USCIS page.

Quote from the primary source

We will provide a 30-day grace period and accept forms postmarked on or before Nov. 9, 2026, that are sent to any prior filing location.

In short: USCIS gives a 30-day grace period and will accept forms postmarked no later than Nov. 9, 2026 that are sent to any previous address.

Who this concerns

People who mail an I-765. We do not determine which address is right for you: verify it on the USCIS website before mailing.

Related Svoim USA pages

• Card (c)(8): where to send (in Russian)
• Card (c)(11): where to send (in Russian)
• TPS card (in Russian)