Boundless is happy to announce that you can now pay for our service over time while continuing to make progress on your application.
We have partnered with Splitit to give you the option of paying the Boundless fee — $750 for marriage-based green cards and $395 for naturalization — in 2–12 monthly installments, interest-free! (An “installment” is one of several equal payments made over a certain period of time, such as 12 months.) Payment plans start at $62.50 per month for marriage-based green cards and $33 per month for naturalization. Boundless will even cover all fees and interest to make everything more affordable for you.
Here are some sample payment plans:
Marriage Greed Card $62.50 Per Month 0% APR for Naturalization $33 Per Month 0% APR for Marriage Greed Card $125 Per Month 0% APR for Naturalization $66 Per Month 0% APR for Marriage Greed Card $375 Per Month 0% APR for Naturalization $197.50 Per Month 0% APR for12
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does the payment plan work?
Once you’re ready to engage your independent immigration attorney, you will have the option to split the Boundless fee into 2–12 interest-free monthly payments, using a Visa or MasterCard credit card.
IMPORTANT: Debit cards, as well as American Express and Discover credit cards, are not currently acceptable as payment options with a Splitit payment plan.
If you’re eligible to pay by installment, Splitit will place a hold on your credit card for the full amount of the Boundless fee and will charge only the first installment amount, according to your payment plan. Splitit will then charge the same amount to your credit card each month — each time reducing the amount of the hold — until the full Boundless fee is paid
How does the credit card hold work?
When Splitit places a hold on your credit card, your available spending limit will initially be reduced by the full amount of the Boundless fee ($750 or $395). This means you will not be able to spend the amount that is on hold.
As Splitit charges your credit card for each installment, however, the corresponding amount will be added back to your available spending limit, which you’ll then be able to use for other purchases. It’s important to understand that, unlike with other types of purchases, you will not be charged any credit card fees or interest on the amount that is on hold for the entire duration of your payment plan.
For example, let’s assume you have a spending limit of $3,000 on your credit card. You’ve chosen to pay the Boundless fee for a marriage-based green card ($750) over 12 months, at $62.50 per month.
When you agree to the payment plan, Splitit will place a hold on your card for $750, reducing your spending limit to $2,250. As Splitit charges each installment ($62.50) on your card every month, $62.50 will also be added back to your available spending limit every time. After Splitit charges your first installment, for instance, your spending limit will increase to $2,312.50 ($2,250 plus $62.50). And remember, you won’t pay any credit card fees or interest on the hold amount.
If I have a payment plan, when can I start the Boundless process?
You can start or continue to make progress on your application even before you start making payments, but your independent immigration attorney will contact you within one business day after you agree to a payment plan. You will then work together to complete your application.
How do I qualify for a payment plan?
To qualify, you simply need to provide a credit card with a sufficient limit to cover the amount of the hold, which is the equivalent of the Boundless fee. Neither Boundless nor Splitit will conduct a credit check.
When will the payments start?
Your first payment begins on the day you purchase our service and select a payment plan. Splitit will then process each future payment on the same day of the month that you made the first installment.
For example, if the first installment appeared on your credit card statement on the 8th day of the month, all future payments will also appear on the 8th of each month.
How does Boundless offer a payment plan without any interest?
Boundless has decided to pay all fees and interest charged by Splitit so you don’t have to worry about any extra costs. Your success is our highest priority.
Are government fees covered in the payment plan?
At this time, the payment plan covers only the cost of the services provided by Boundless and the independent immigration attorney ($750 total for marriage-based green cards and $395 for naturalization). The government filing fees for marriage-based green cards and for naturalization must still be paid separately to the U.S. government.
What if I no longer wish to use Boundless and want a refund?
You will have the security of our Satisfaction Guarantee. If you are not satisfied with our service, Boundless will issue a full refund of all your past payments, and you will not be responsible for any future payments.
How can I learn more about how Splitit works?
For more information, please see Splitit’s Frequently Asked Questions page.