Track My Visa Now USCIS data access

[Bunninuts 27]

I love the data they show! But they lots access to USCIS data. This website takes the USCIS case information and puts it into digestible graphs for easy understanding. Does anyone know how they lost access? It seems they lost access Aug 12, 2024. Regardless if you are a subscriber or not, it is a great place to check the processing speed of USCIS and which month/date they are looking at.

[KMG 125]

1 hour ago, Bunninuts said:

I love the data they show! But they lots access to USCIS data. This website takes the USCIS case information and puts it into digestible graphs for easy understanding. Does anyone know how they lost access? It seems they lost access Aug 12, 2024. Regardless if you are a subscriber or not, it is a great place to check the processing speed of USCIS and which month/date they are looking at.

https://www.casestatusext.com/

 

Try this one!

[apnzz 229]

They lost access just like the other websites did; USCIS essentially stopped people from accessing their unofficial API to gain access to their data, now they have to go through a formal approval process/meeting with USCIS directly and present their app/service and how the data will be used, if USCIS agrees/approves them, they will gain access to the official developer API and will be up and running again. Last Friday, tmvn stated their meeting with USCIS is this upcoming Friday, and that hopefully it would result in approval. Even still, it could take a few weeks or more to get back up and running.

 

The only 2 ways that are currently working is 1) casestatusext, as the above comment mentioned BUT it only displays the data for the cases who manually search their case number using that website, so it doesn't show an accurate representation of approvals, or 2) the case track app for USCIS, but you can only search for the 500 cases around your case number, and filter to i-129f applications, then filter by chronological changes.

[Bunninuts 27]

15 hours ago, apnzz said:

They lost access just like the other websites did; USCIS essentially stopped people from accessing their unofficial API to gain access to their data, now they have to go through a formal approval process/meeting with USCIS directly and present their app/service and how the data will be used, if USCIS agrees/approves them, they will gain access to the official developer API and will be up and running again. Last Friday, tmvn stated their meeting with USCIS is this upcoming Friday, and that hopefully it would result in approval. Even still, it could take a few weeks or more to get back up and running.

 

The only 2 ways that are currently working is 1) casestatusext, as the above comment mentioned BUT it only displays the data for the cases who manually search their case number using that website, so it doesn't show an accurate representation of approvals, or 2) the case track app for USCIS, but you can only search for the 500 cases around your case number, and filter to i-129f applications, then filter by chronological changes.

That is a wealth of information! Thank you! I didn't know the USCIS app was that comprehensive either. That is also very helpful. Where are you gaining the inside info? Is this coming from their communications to their subscribers? They are not currently allowing any new subscribers because of the data situation.

 

I appreciate you taking the time to reply ❤️ 

[Bunninuts 27]

15 hours ago, apnzz said:

They lost access just like the other websites did; USCIS essentially stopped people from accessing their unofficial API to gain access to their data, now they have to go through a formal approval process/meeting with USCIS directly and present their app/service and how the data will be used, if USCIS agrees/approves them, they will gain access to the official developer API and will be up and running again. Last Friday, tmvn stated their meeting with USCIS is this upcoming Friday, and that hopefully it would result in approval. Even still, it could take a few weeks or more to get back up and running.

 

The only 2 ways that are currently working is 1) casestatusext, as the above comment mentioned BUT it only displays the data for the cases who manually search their case number using that website, so it doesn't show an accurate representation of approvals, or 2) the case track app for USCIS, but you can only search for the 500 cases around your case number, and filter to i-129f applications, then filter by chronological changes.

Sorry one more question. Who is the developer for the app? I see there are many USCIS tracker apps and none are made by the USCIS 😅

[apnzz 229]

7 hours ago, Bunninuts said:

That is a wealth of information! Thank you! I didn't know the USCIS app was that comprehensive either. That is also very helpful. Where are you gaining the inside info? Is this coming from their communications to their subscribers? They are not currently allowing any new subscribers because of the data situation.

 

I appreciate you taking the time to reply ❤️ 

The information is directly from trackmyvisanow, they've sent multiple emails to their customers on the subject, explaining the details.

[apnzz 229]

7 hours ago, Bunninuts said:

Sorry one more question. Who is the developer for the app? I see there are many USCIS tracker apps and none are made by the USCIS 😅

The app "creator" is listed as "ImmiVision, LLC". The app is available on IOS and Android and it has over 1M downloads with a 4.9 star rating (out of 5), according to the Google Play Store (I have an Android phone). Everyone I know uses it.

[AndiB 677]

On 8/28/2024 at 7:46 PM, Bunninuts said:

I love the data they show! But they lots access to USCIS data. This website takes the USCIS case information and puts it into digestible graphs for easy understanding. Does anyone know how they lost access? It seems they lost access Aug 12, 2024. Regardless if you are a subscriber or not, it is a great place to check the processing speed of USCIS and which month/date they are looking at.

Data is back now