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I-485 · 131A-FAM

I-485 Family-based adjustment processing time at Oakland Park FL

Family-based adjustment applications

USCIS processing time · 80% of completed cases

23 months

OKL
USCIS publication date
August 17, 2026
Case inquiry threshold · 93%
39 months
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Context, not a case prediction

These aggregate figures describe completed cases and are a reference point only. An individual case can take more or less time.

How the 80% processing time changed

FillingTide compares the same form, category, and office across dated USCIS publications. An unchanged publication is not counted as a new observation. We do not interpolate missing values or predict an approval date.

Slower

The 80th-percentile processing time increased

2.5 months between February 16, 2026 and September 2, 2026. This is a historical comparison, not a forecast for an individual case.

I-485 80th-percentile processing-time history at Oakland Park FL8 dated USCIS publications showing the 80th-percentile processing time in normalized months. Exact source values are listed in the table below.24.122.019.9Jan 14, 26Mar 16, 26May 22, 26Jul 15, 26Aug 17, 2623.0 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.

Dated processing-time history

The chart uses only the 80th-percentile processing time. The table keeps that value separate from the 93rd-percentile threshold USCIS uses to calculate case inquiry eligibility.

Historical USCIS 80th-percentile processing times and 93rd-percentile case inquiry thresholds for I-485 at Oakland Park FL
FillingTide observationUSCIS publicationProcessing time · 80%Inquiry threshold · 93%
August 17, 202623 months39 months
July 15, 202623 months39 months
June 23, 202623.5 months39.5 months
May 22, 202623 months39.5 months
April 21, 202621.5 months38.5 months
March 16, 202621 months38.5 months
February 18, 202622 months38 months
January 14, 202620.5 months37.5 months

30- and 60-day views

Window comparisons use the nearest comparable USCIS publication when it is reasonably close to the target. The cells show the real interval and never interpolate.

30-day comparison

unchanged

0.0 months

Compared with July 15, 2026, 33 actual days before the latest USCIS publication. No interpolation is used.

60-day comparison

faster

-0.5 months

Compared with June 23, 2026, 55 actual days before the latest USCIS publication. No interpolation is used.

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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.

Understand this number

USCIS calculates the displayed processing time from the 80th percentile of recently completed cases. This page does not establish why it changed or how long an individual case will take.

Read the USCIS methodology

Case inquiry date

USCIS calculates inquiry eligibility from a separate 93rd-percentile threshold. The published data lists June 06, 2023 as the current date for cases eligible to ask a question. Always use the official USCIS tool before making an inquiry.

Check a receipt date against this cutoff
Form / categoryOfficeProcessing time · 80%TrendDetails

I-485

Family-based adjustment applications

Fort Myers FL

OFM

18.5 monthsunchangedView

I-485

Family-based adjustment applications

Hialeah FL

HIA

15.5 monthsslowerView

I-485

Family-based adjustment applications

Jacksonville FL

JAC

15.5 monthsfasterView

I-485

Family-based adjustment applications

Kendall FL

KND

14.5 monthsslowerView