Official USCIS quarterly data

USCIS Filing Observatory

See demand, decisions, backlog pressure, and reported processing times across the immigration system.

Official data Checked quarterly

Immigration form

Selected form signal

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Workload balanceReceived versus completed Received Completed

Pending backlogCases awaiting a decision—

Reported processing timeMedian for cases completed in that report—

Decision compositionShare of reconciled completions—

Form landscapeSee where backlog, reported time, and demand meet Report —

Pending uses a logarithmic scale. Bubble size shows received filings. Processing time is the median for completed cases—not a forecast.

Form matchup

Compare the whole operating picture

Real counts, real months, and four trends at once. Nothing important is hidden in a tooltip.

Form A Form B

Metric	A	B	B − A

Position among reporting forms

Markers show each exact row’s percentile in the selected report—not better or worse.

These reports aggregate different case populations. Processing time covers completed cases, approval share is not a personal probability, and source gaps remain gaps.

Latest published report

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— cases pending across USCIS

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Forms received: —
Completed: —
Pending: —

Service-wide pending backlog

Pressure watch

Signals worth opening

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Rankings include exact USCIS reporting rows with values in the latest report.

Private watchlist

My Forms

On this device only

Watch the forms that matter to you and see what changed since your last visit.

Latest movement

What changed this report?

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This compares aggregate reports, not the same cases. Revisions, transfers, closures, and reporting changes may contribute.

Receipt intelligence

Check a case. Read the wider signal.

Validate a receipt number, jump to the official USCIS status tool, and place the case’s form beside the latest aggregate statistics.

Production API access required

What this can tell you Honest signals, no fake prediction

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Receipt validation
Checks the official 3-letter + 10-number format locally.
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Form-level context
Compares the selected form with official quarterly outcomes and backlog.
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Official live status
Sends you to USCIS with the receipt number prefilled.
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Nearby receipt-series statistics
Requires USCIS production API access plus an anonymized historical collector.

By default, receipt numbers are not stored or transmitted. If you start a private journal, its receipt and entries stay only in this browser until you delete them. Opening USCIS sends the number only to the official government tool.

Third-party case timeline

See the detail hidden inside your USCIS account data.

This open-source companion turns USCIS ELIS case JSON into a readable event timeline, notices, case flags, and “silent update” timestamps. It is most useful for IOE cases connected to a USCIS online account.

Open USCIS Tracker ↗ Review source code ↗

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Sign in to USCISUse your USCIS online account in the same browser.
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Open your case APIThe tracker builds the USCIS API link for your IOE receipt.
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Paste and analyzeCopy the USCIS JSON into the analyzer to build the timeline.

Unofficial third-party tool, not operated by ReyML or USCIS. Its authors state that case JSON is processed locally and is not stored or transmitted. The external page still receives normal web connection data and may change independently, so verify important information in your USCIS account.

Methodology

What the numbers can—and cannot—say

Quarterly form totals describe system-wide patterns. They do not predict the outcome or timing of an individual case.

Official aggregate source

Every chart uses USCIS quarterly all-forms reports. Withheld values appear as gaps rather than estimates.

Open the official USCIS dataset ↗

Outcome share, not odds

Approval share shows reported approvals as a share of reconciled completions in the same report. It is not a personal probability.

Different case cohorts

Received, decided, and pending totals can represent different cases. They should not be read as a single-case funnel.

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