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Form I-129S Blanket L Petition: USCIS Comment Notice Closes Nov. 13
USCIS seeks comments on extending its existing Form I-129S information collection without changes. This is not a new L-1 eligibility rule. Federal Register deadline: Nov. 13, 2026.
USCIS published a Paperwork Reduction Act notice on September 14, 2026 seeking public input on extending, without change, the information collection for Form I-129S, Nonimmigrant Petition Based on Blanket L Petition. The Federal Register lists November 13, 2026 as the comment deadline. This notice asks about the paperwork collection; it does not announce a new L-1 eligibility rule or replace the current form instructions.
What this notice does
The Federal Register notice (91 FR 58167, document 2026-18680) asks whether the information collection is necessary, whether USCIS's burden estimates are accurate, and how to improve clarity or reduce the reporting burden. It identifies Form I-129S and OMB control number 1615-0010. The Federal Register lists the comment period as closing November 13, 2026. Check that notice for the official comment route and any updates before submitting.
Who uses Form I-129S?
According to the USCIS Form I-129S page, petitioning employers use this form for an employee seeking L-1 intracompany transferee classification under a previously approved blanket L petition. USCIS lists edition 01/20/25 on its form page, last reviewed October 7, 2026. Form versions, fees, filing routes and individual circumstances can change; confirm them on USCIS's live form page rather than relying on a saved copy.
Sources and context
- Federal Register: September 14 information-collection notice
- USCIS: Form I-129S and current filing information
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