Latest snapshot: August 6, 2026

USCIS processing times, with a memory.

See USCIS 80th-percentile processing times, compare historical snapshots, and trace every number back to its source. No account required.

Explore processing times How the data works

Launch dataset

A deliberately limited first set. We add pages only when real data and history support them.

tracked combinations

USCIS forms

multi-form offices

dated publications

Source and provenance

USCIS is the underlying source. Because USCIS currently challenges routine automated requests, this launch dataset is ingested through the independently maintained daily mirror . Verify time-sensitive decisions on the official USCIS page. Read our data-source notes.

Start with a form

Current coverage

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I-130

Petition for Alien Relative

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I-485

Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status

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I-765

Application for Employment Authorization

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N-400

Application for Naturalization

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What changed

History creates the useful signal

These are the largest changes in the USCIS 80th-percentile processing time across dated USCIS publications. They describe past published data, not future case outcomes.

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I-130 · All Field Offices

U.S. citizen filing for a spouse, parent, or child under 21

+14.5 months

I-485 · San Francisco CA

Family-based adjustment applications

+11.5 months

I-485 · Los Angeles CA

Family-based adjustment applications

+7.0 months

Source-linked

Every page names the USCIS publication date, snapshot date, and ingestion release.

Historical by design

6 dated USCIS publications make changes visible without inventing a forecast.

Built for careful use

Clear limitations, no case-level promises, and no fabricated expert review.

Core data is public, indexable, and available without an account or payment.