REYML · NATIONAL USCIS DATA

USCIS, quarter by quarter.

Choose a form to see how many applications USCIS received, completed, and still had pending in each published report.

Official data Checked quarterly

Immigration form

Latest report for this form

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Applications received and completedReceived versus completed Received Completed

Cases still pendingReported at the end of each quarter—

How long completed cases tookReported median in months; not a prediction for your case—

How completed cases were resolvedPercentages of reported completions—

Compare forms across USCISPending cases, filing volume, and reported processing time Report —

Pending uses a logarithmic scale. Bubble size shows received filings. Processing time is the median for completed cases—not a forecast.

TWO-FORM COMPARISON

Compare two forms over the same period

Review counts, processing times, and changes side by side. Differences between forms do not predict an individual case.

Form A Form B

Metric	A	B	B − A

Position among reporting forms

Markers show each exact row’s percentile in the selected report—not better or worse.

These reports aggregate different case populations. Processing time covers completed cases, approval share is not a personal probability, and source gaps remain gaps.

Latest published report

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— cases pending across USCIS

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Forms received: —
Completed: —
Pending: —

Service-wide pending backlog

Pressure watch

Signals worth opening

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Rankings include exact USCIS reporting rows with values in the latest report.

Private watchlist

My Forms

On this device only

Watch the forms that matter to you and see what changed since your last visit.

REPORT COMPARISON

Changes since the previous quarter

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This compares aggregate reports, not the same cases. Revisions, transfers, closures, and reporting changes may contribute.

YOUR INDIVIDUAL CASE

Check your case separately from the statistics

Validate a receipt number, jump to the official USCIS status tool, and place the case’s form beside the latest aggregate statistics.

Private range pilot

Experimental daily series

IOE case movement watch

Observed changes within privately collected receipt ranges. This is a tracked sample—not every USCIS or CAA case.

Receipts kept private

Tracked range—

Baseline checked—

Currently approved—

New approvals · 7 days—

Observed status changes by day—

The first scan establishes the baseline. Daily movement appears after a later scan finds a status change.

Nearby IOE receipts can contain different forms. Even an I-485 response usually does not identify the CAA filing basis, so this page does not label every neighboring case as CAA.

REYML CASE READER

Read the record from your USCIS account

Import your case JSON to see its events, notices, and record updates in one timeline. Your data stays in the browser tab.

Open Case Reader View office statistics

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Sign in to USCISUse your USCIS online account in the same browser.
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Open the USCIS responseEnter your IOE receipt in Case Reader and open the official response in a new tab.
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Paste and analyzeCopy the USCIS JSON into the analyzer to build the timeline.

Independent tool by ReyML, not USCIS. Event-code interpretations are labeled by source. A record update is not proof of officer review or an upcoming decision.

Methodology

What the numbers can—and cannot—say

Quarterly form totals describe system-wide patterns. They do not predict the outcome or timing of an individual case.

Official aggregate source

Every chart uses USCIS quarterly all-forms reports. Withheld values appear as gaps rather than estimates.

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Outcome share, not odds

Approval share shows reported approvals as a share of reconciled completions in the same report. It is not a personal probability.

Different case cohorts

Received, decided, and pending totals can represent different cases. They should not be read as a single-case funnel.

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