FillingTide
Latest snapshot: August 6, 2026

USCIS processing-time trends

Compare how the USCIS 80th-percentile processing time changed around a 60-day window. Every row states the actual interval, links to its full source history, and remains a historical comparison—not a case forecast.

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.

What this group shows

These facts are calculated only from the records in this group. Sixty-day comparisons require a same-method publication within 15 days of the target window.

Current 80% span

3.5 months–75 months

Comparable records

22 of 22

Faster / slower

0 / 20

Unchanged

2

Largest comparable move: I-130 at All Field Offices (+8.0 months over 54 days). Inspect the source history

August 2026 data report

Read a frozen, reproducible report of the current 22-record comparison set, including form-level direction counts, the largest observed changes, and explicit limits on interpretation.

Read the August 2026 report

Comparable records

A row appears only when a same-method observation is within 15 days of the 60-day target. Results are sorted by absolute change, not by importance or predicted delay.

USCIS 80th-percentile processing-time changes near the 60-day comparison window
Form / categoryOfficeCurrent 80%ChangeActual windowHistory

I-130

Immediate relative

All Field Offices75 months
+8.0 monthsslower
54 daysInspect

I-485

Family-based adjustment

San Francisco CA21.5 months
+7.5 monthsslower
54 daysInspect

N-400

Naturalization

Seattle WA11 months
+3.5 monthsslower
54 daysInspect

N-400

Naturalization

San Francisco CA12 months
+3.5 monthsslower
54 daysInspect

I-130

Immediate relative

Service Center Operations (SCOPS)21.5 months
+2.5 monthsslower
54 daysInspect

I-485

Family-based adjustment

Chicago IL14 months
+2.5 monthsslower
54 daysInspect

I-765

Pending I-485 (c)(9)

National Benefits Center10.5 months
+2.0 monthsslower
54 daysInspect

N-400

Naturalization

Boston MA13 months
+2.0 monthsslower
54 daysInspect

N-400

Naturalization

Chicago IL9.5 months
+2.0 monthsslower
54 daysInspect

N-400

Naturalization

Atlanta GA11.5 months
+1.5 monthsslower
54 daysInspect

I-130

Immediate relative

National Benefits Center52 months
+1.0 monthsslower
54 daysInspect

I-765

Pending I-485 (c)(9)

Service Center Operations (SCOPS)12 months
+1.0 monthsslower
54 daysInspect

I-485

Family-based adjustment

Atlanta GA15 months
+1.0 monthsslower
54 daysInspect

I-485

Family-based adjustment

Boston MA11 months
+1.0 monthsslower
54 daysInspect

I-485

Family-based adjustment

New York City NY14.5 months
+1.0 monthsslower
54 daysInspect

N-400

Naturalization

Dallas TX11.5 months
+1.0 monthsslower
54 daysInspect

N-400

Naturalization

Los Angeles CA9.5 months
+1.0 monthsslower
54 daysInspect

N-400

Naturalization

New York City NY9.5 months
+1.0 monthsslower
54 daysInspect

I-485

Family-based adjustment

Dallas TX11.5 months
+0.5 monthsslower
54 daysInspect

I-485

Family-based adjustment

Los Angeles CA17 months
+0.5 monthsslower
54 daysInspect

I-765

F-1 student (c)(3)

Service Center Operations (SCOPS)3.5 months
0.0 monthsunchanged
54 daysInspect

I-485

Family-based adjustment

Seattle WA16.5 months
0.0 monthsunchanged
54 daysInspect

Why some 30-day comparisons may be unavailable

USCIS publications do not always arrive on a fixed monthly day. FillingTide shows “not available” instead of using a distant observation or interpolation to manufacture a precise 30-day result.

Would processing-time alerts help?

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