Once the page updates, you will see a chart with a column titled “Receipt date for a case inquiry.” If your receipt date is earlier than the “Receipt date for a case inquiry,” your case is outside of the published processing times.Ģ. To do so, go to USCIS’ Check Case Processing Times page and select your form and the appropriate field office or service center. Check whether your case is outside of published processing times.Check your case status online to see USCIS’ last action on your case.Start by checking the status of your case: Please try to resolve your issues with USCIS first before submitting a request with our office.ġ. Please also read our Web Alerts page for recent updates that may affect you if you want to request case assistance from our office. Fix actions resulting from bad information given by third parties, such as legal representatives or designated school officials (DSOs).Urge USCIS to take action on a pending application, petition, or request.postal mail to comply with the law and keep your case confidential. In addition, if you are applying, or applied, for T, U, VAWA, or refugee status and do not have an attorney or accredited representative, your address must match the address in USCIS systems we can only communicate with you via U.S.
Communicate with anyone other than the benefit requestor (the individual who signed the submitted form to USCIS) or the attorney without written consent from the benefit requestor.It has been less than 30 calendar days since your congressional representative made an inquiry to USCIS.You are seeking assistance with an issue that does not involve USCIS.You are seeking to change a decision made by USCIS unless the decision is based on a clear error.There is no published processing time for the form type, and less than 6 months have passed since you filed your form with USCIS.Your case is within published processing timesunless there is a statutory or regulatory processing time requirement (such as Form I-360, Petition for Amerasian, Widow(er), or Special Immigrant, for Special Immigrant Juveniles Form N-400, Application for Naturalization and Form I-129, Petition for a Nonimmigrant Worker, for L-1 petitions).Systemic issues that should be given higher level review.Certain cases involving an emergency or a hardship that fall under USCIS expedite criteria.Lost files and/or file transfer problems between USCIS offices.Cases where someone is in removal proceedings before the immigration court with a hearing scheduled within six months and has an application/petition pending before USCIS that could impact the outcome of removal proceedings.Typographic errors in immigration documents.Applications and petitions that were improperly rejected by USCIS due to clear errors of fact or obvious misapplication of the relevant law by USCIS.See USCIS’ Child Status Protection Act (CSPA) webpage for additional information. Cases where the beneficiary may “age-out” of eligibility for the requested immigration benefit.
Postal Service returned a card to USCIS as non-deliverable.
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