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I-130 processing time by office and category
Petition for Alien Relative. Current USCIS 80th-percentile processing times for each tracked category and office, with the dated history behind each value.
Source and provenance
USCIS publishes the underlying processing-time figures. FillingTide records the publication and observation dates so changes can be compared over time. Verify time-sensitive information on the official USCIS page . Read our data-source notes.
What this group shows
These facts are calculated only from the records in this group. Sixty-day comparisons use like-for-like publications close to the target and show the actual interval.
- Current 80% span
- 24–80 months
- Comparable records
- 3 of 3
- Faster / slower
- 0 / 3
- Unchanged
- 0
Largest comparable move: I-130 at All Field Offices (+8.0 months over 55 days). Inspect the source history
Tracked categories and offices
The table shows the latest USCIS 80th-percentile processing time and links to the full history for each verified combination.
| Form / category | Office | Processing time · 80% | Trend | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
I-130 U.S. citizen filing for a spouse, parent, or child under 21 | Service Center Operations (SCOPS) SCD | 24 months | slower | View |
I-130 U.S. citizen filing for a spouse, parent, or child under 21 | All Field Offices FOD | 80 months | slower | View |
I-130 U.S. citizen filing for a spouse, parent, or child under 21 | National Benefits Center NBC | 52.5 months | slower | View |
Use the separate 93% threshold for inquiry timing
The 80th-percentile processing times above describe completed cases. USCIS uses a separate 93rd-percentile threshold to calculate when a case may be outside normal processing time. The checker compares a receipt date with the latest supported cutoff; it does not submit an inquiry, determine eligibility, or replace the official USCIS tool.