Independent data project — not affiliated with USCIS or any U.S. government agency.

FillingTide
Updated August 18, 2026

I-751 · Removal of conditions

I-751 processing time for removal of conditions

Compare the USCIS-published I-751 scope rows for All Field Offices and Service Center Operations (SCOPS), including current values and 7 dated observations per scope.

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.

Historical aggregate data, not a case prediction

These figures summarize completed cases within each published scope. They do not predict an individual decision date, explain why a case is pending, or provide legal advice.

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
33.5–37 months
Comparable records
2 of 2
Faster / slower
1 / 1
Unchanged
0

Largest comparable move: I-751 at All Field Offices (-2.5 months over 55 days).

Current I-751 processing times by scope

The comparison uses the latest 80th-percentile processing time for each source scope. FillingTide preserves the two scope rows rather than combining or averaging them.

Form / categoryOfficeProcessing time · 80%Trend

I-751

Removal of lawful permanent resident conditions (spouses of U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents)

All Field Offices

FOD

37 monthsslower

I-751

Removal of lawful permanent resident conditions (spouses of U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents)

Service Center Operations (SCOPS)

SCD

33.5 monthsslower

The 93% case inquiry threshold is a separate measure

USCIS uses a later percentile for case-inquiry timing. These values are not the upper end of a processing-time range and should not be joined to the 80% values above.

All Field Offices · 93% threshold
60 months
USCIS publication: August 17, 2026. Source service-request date: September 01, 2021.
Service Center Operations (SCOPS) · 93% threshold
36.5 months
USCIS publication: August 17, 2026. Source service-request date: August 18, 2023.

Check the current inquiry cutoff

The case inquiry checker compares a receipt date with the latest supported USCIS service-request cutoff. It does not submit an inquiry, determine eligibility, or replace the official USCIS tool.

Check the current cutoff

I-751 history for each published scope

Each chart follows only the 80th-percentile processing time. The adjacent source table keeps the 80% value and 93% inquiry threshold in separate columns for every dated observation.

All Field Offices

Removal of lawful permanent resident conditions (spouses of U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents). The source labels this scope as All Field Offices; FillingTide does not infer a case-specific assignment from that label.

Slower

The 80th-percentile processing time increased

7.5 months between February 16, 2026 and August 18, 2026. This is a historical comparison, not a forecast for an individual case.

I-751 80th-percentile processing-time history at All Field Offices7 dated USCIS publications showing the 80th-percentile processing time in normalized months. Exact source values are listed in the table below.41.534.527.5Jan 14, 26Feb 18, 26Mar 16, 26Apr 21, 26May 22, 26Jun 23, 26Aug 17, 2637.0 moMonths (normalized)
The horizontal axis uses the USCIS publication date, so spacing reflects the actual interval between observations. Processing times are normalized to months only for visual comparison; the table preserves both percentile metrics in their source units.
Historical USCIS 80th-percentile processing times and 93rd-percentile case inquiry thresholds for I-751 at All Field Offices
FillingTide observationUSCIS publicationProcessing time · 80%Inquiry threshold · 93%
August 17, 202637 months60 months
June 23, 202639.5 months61 months
May 22, 202638.5 months60 months
April 21, 202635.5 months58 months
March 16, 202632 months55.5 months
February 18, 202630.5 months52 months
January 14, 202629.5 months49.5 months

Service Center Operations (SCOPS)

Removal of lawful permanent resident conditions (spouses of U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents). The source labels this scope as Service Center Operations (SCOPS); FillingTide does not infer a case-specific assignment from that label.

Slower

The 80th-percentile processing time increased

6.5 months between February 16, 2026 and August 18, 2026. This is a historical comparison, not a forecast for an individual case.

I-751 80th-percentile processing-time history at Service Center Operations (SCOPS)7 dated USCIS publications showing the 80th-percentile processing time in normalized months. Exact source values are listed in the table below.34.830.325.7Jan 14, 26Feb 18, 26Mar 16, 26Apr 21, 26May 22, 26Jun 23, 26Aug 17, 2633.5 moMonths (normalized)
The horizontal axis uses the USCIS publication date, so spacing reflects the actual interval between observations. Processing times are normalized to months only for visual comparison; the table preserves both percentile metrics in their source units.
Historical USCIS 80th-percentile processing times and 93rd-percentile case inquiry thresholds for I-751 at Service Center Operations (SCOPS)
FillingTide observationUSCIS publicationProcessing time · 80%Inquiry threshold · 93%
August 17, 202633.5 months36.5 months
June 23, 202632 months34.5 months
May 22, 202631 months33.5 months
April 21, 202629.5 months32.5 months
March 16, 202628.5 months31.5 months
February 18, 202627.5 months30.5 months
January 14, 202627 months29.5 months

How to read the 80% value

The published processing time describes how long USCIS took to complete 80% of recently adjudicated cases in that source category. It is a historical reference, not a forecast for an individual petition.

Read the USCIS methodology

Why the two scope rows stay separate

All Field Offices and SCOPS are distinct labels in the published source. A difference between their values is a comparison between source scopes; it does not establish which path a particular case will follow.

Review FillingTide's methodology

Form I-90 covers renewal or replacement tasks for a Permanent Resident Card, while Form I-751 removes conditions from a two-year conditional Green Card. FillingTide keeps their published timelines separate.

Compare I-90 processing times

FillingTide is an independent data publication and is not affiliated with USCIS or the U.S. government.