My timeline: where your USCIS wait stands
Pick your form (and the office from your receipt notice), add your receipt date, and see your place in the currently posted range, the inquiry date that applies, and the official steps for your form — all computed in your browser from USCIS data captured August 31, 2026.
From USCIS data captured August 31, 2026
Everything is calculated and saved in your browser — your receipt date and picks are never sent to our servers.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you store my case details?
No. The timeline is computed and saved in your browser; your receipt date and picks never reach our servers. Clearing it removes it from this browser.
Is this a prediction of my case?
No. It is arithmetic on USCIS-published data: where your elapsed time sits against the posted range, and which published inquiry cutoff applies. It is not legal advice and not a prediction of any case.
Where do the official steps come from?
From the process USCIS publishes for each form. Not every case has every step, and no step has a date until USCIS sends the notice for it.
How does the timeline stay current?
The posted ranges come from our weekly capture of USCIS processing times. The page states the capture date, and past 8 days it says plainly that the archive is stale.