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USCIS Processing Time Information

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is committed to providing the best possible customer service before and after you file your case. You can read our customer guides for more information about available services such as information on average wait times and current case status.

USCIS Processing Timeframes

We generally process cases in the order that we receive them. On this page you can find an estimate of how much time the office handling your case currently takes to process your type of application, petition, or request.

The information on this page will be updated around the 15th day of each month to reflect current processing times as of the previous full month. Please note that these data are preliminary and may change without notice.

To check processing times for your type of application, petition, or request, you will need to know:

  • The office where the form is being reviewed;
  • The type of form; and
  • The date on which USCIS received the form

You can find this information on the receipt notice that we mailed to you when we accepted your case for processing. Once you have this information, use the appropriate drop-down menu and corresponding Processing Dates button to display a chart of local processing timeframes.

They are supposed to update it every 15 days.

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They are supposed to update it every 15 days.

What you posted actually says they update it once a month, generally around the 15th of each month.

In my experience, they usually update it in the second week of each month (let's say between the 7th and 15th), and then sometimes they update the page again at the very end of the month, but without new data.

The data itself always comes from the last day of two calendar months earlier, at least in my experience checking several times a month (and at many points several times a week) over the past year.

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My point is that they are supposed to have data for November by now.

They won't have data from November 30th until their January update, which like I said usually happens in the second week or so of each month.

All the data is currently up to date. I feel your pain though; I wish the data were "fresher," but based on their own explanation and historical updates, nothing is out of date or behind schedule for processing times.

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They updated it today for TSC.. though it's horrible horrible news

it went from June 6, to June 25..

the backlog got even worse! and with the whole Obama Immigration thing coming..

holy #######, TSC is just..

I feel for everyone there tbh.. I'm just glad I escaped it already

January 21, 2020 = My wife is finally a US CITIZEN!! Thank you Jesus! Our long journey is finally over!!

December 18, 2019 = Naturalization Oath Letter Received! THANK YOU JESUS!! The journey is long, but in the end.. it's all worth it

December 17, 2019 = Naturalization Oath Scheduled! i751 Removal of Conditions on Green Card Approved!

December 16, 2019 = "do over" for n400 interview.. was sent to the Adjudicator room.. after a very long wait since it was crowded.. PASSED!

October 8, 2019 = n400 Interview, did not pass. did not fail. what?! yup. was scheduled for a "do over"

May 21, 2019 = Green Card ROC Application transferred to local office for interview

February 21, 2019 = N400 Biometrics Appointment

February 01, 2019 = N400 NOA1 received. Biometric Appointment Scheduled

January 30, 2019 = Files N400 US Citizenship Application (while green card roc is pending)

March 20, 2018 = Biometrics Appt  (i797-C, Notice of Action .. noa1?)

January 30, 2018 = Received I-757 NOA for i-751 petition

January 26, 2018 = Mailed I-751 Removal of Conditions to Vermont Service Center

March 30, 2016 = AOS Approved on the same day!!! YES THANK YOU JESUS!!

March 30, 2016 = Adjustment of Status interview..

December 3, 2015 = Employment Auth & Travel Permit Approved

September 24, 2015 = Filed for Adjustment of Status, Employment Auth, Travel Permit

August 27, 2015 = Married !!!!!!!

July 16, 2015 = CEAC status ISSUED!!! :) OH YES BABY!!! Flight Book to NYC on August 8!!!

July 2, 2015 = Returned to Embassy for fingerprints and brought Passport and 221G documents -- PASSED!!

June 21, 2015 = K-1 Interview .. issued a 221G and was told to come back to do fingerprints

June 16, 2015 = Interview Date from Riyadh Embassy!!! :D Received Packet 4

March 22, 2015 = Readyness Documents Delivered!! yay!

March 18, 2015 = Readyness Documents mailed to Riyadh Embassy.

March 17, 2015 = Visa MRV Fee Shows up on ustraveldocs.com/sa/ (Last step for the K-1 Packet!!)

March 14, 2015 = Visa MRV Fee Paid (1,0007 sar)

March 05, 2015 = K-1 Required Documents (Affidavit of Support, etc) received by fiancee in Riyadh!!! (that quick?! WOW!)

March 02, 2015 = Mailed K-1 Required Documents (Affidavit of Support, etc) to Riyadh via FedEx

February 20, 2015 = NVC Approval Letter Received! (lol a week after Riyadh Embassy contacted us)

= Riyadh Embassy EMAILS the "Packet 3" notification :) game on! and yes, they reference your Case #

February 16, 2015 = Case # Received from RIYADH EMBASSY!! Yup! Didn't call NVC or hear anything but damn that FAST!

February 06, 2015 = NVC received I-129F package (called them, no case # yet)

January 30, 2015 = Hardcopy of NOA2 received

January 30, 2015 = USCIS Status Change! Application Mailed to Visa Center. (so it took a week for TSC to mail it to NVC)

January 23, 2015 = NOA 2 Case Approval by USCIS Website and Email!!!!!

December 24, 2014 = Hardcopy NOA1 received

December 22, 2014 = NOA 1 Receipt TSC (NO!! not the hellhole that is TSC) :(

December 18, 2014 = I-129F submitted

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