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I-360 processing time

Petition for Amerasian, Widow(er), or Special Immigrant

From USCIS data captured October 19, 2026

Typical wait

13 – 58.5 months

Across 1 office(s); the ranges overlap too much to single out a faster one.

Offices

1

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OfficeCategoryCurrent timeCase inquiry possible for receipts on/before
Service Center Operations (SCOPS)All other special immigrants19.5 – 32.5 monthsFebruary 07, 2024
Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)52.5 – 58.5 monthsDecember 05, 2021
Religious workers13 – 17.5 monthsMay 12, 2025
Afghan or Iraqi Translators and Afghan or Iraqi nationals who worked for on or behalf of the U.S. government14.5 – 16 monthsJune 22, 2025

National context

Historical median by fiscal year

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This is the national median for completed cases—not the current office-level 80% time shown above. The two measures are not directly comparable.

ClassificationFY 2025FY 2026*
Immigrant Petition (All Classifications)4.26.1

* FY2026 is partial: Oct. 1, 2025–May 31, 2026.

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The national I-360 line

Cases waiting

297,394

nationwide (FY2026 Q2)

The line is

growing

+27.8% since FY2025 Q4

What that usually means

More applications than decisions — pressure toward longer waits.

From USCIS's official quarterly report. See the full outlook and methodology →

Related forms

Other USCIS forms commonly tracked in the same process — listed for reference, not as guidance on what to file.

Frequently asked questions

How long does Form I-360 take in 2026?

Per USCIS data captured October 19, 2026, I-360 (Petition for Amerasian, Widow(er), or Special Immigrant) takes 13 – 58.5 months across 1 office(s).

Which office is fastest for I-360?

The posted ranges overlap too much to single out a faster office — they all fall within 13 – 58.5 months.

What does this processing time mean?

USCIS calculates it as the time in which 80% of adjudicated cases were completed over the past six months. It is a reference point, not a promise about any individual case.

How often is this page updated?

Arrive Legal captures USCIS-published data weekly and archives every capture to show trends over time.

Official source: USCIS Case Processing Times. See our methodology.