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If you try an EB-1A case but you are denied, do you get any money back?

Hi, I was talking to a friend (mathematician, working with IA) about him wanting to try the "Extraordinary Ability" Green Card. While browsing through the USCIS website, we did not find an answer to this question: WHEN exactly do you pay the fees within the process, and how much money is lost if you fail? Thanks in advance!

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