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Montogomery Field office waiting for interview nitice or any scheduled for interview
Uscis actively working on your case
NBC, for now - interview waved, Bio - 4/14/26 2 silent updates Official Public Status USCIS Is currently Processing the Case
I-130 Approved 7/30/2026 I-485 Ailent update 7/30 & 7/31/ I-765 Silent update 4/7/2026
Texas, no RFE, wating for any updates
Stain paul MN
Homeland Security Service Center Welden Street
Interview went well end of May, NYC, case was transferred from fed plaza to brooklyn, no updates since june 1st
By anonymous submission of your electronic IOE case status timelines, you help the entire immigration community forecast processing times. Aggregated data reveals service center backlogs and processing trends.
Yes, absolutely. CaseStatusAPI is built to protect applicant privacy. We do not require accounts or real names. Our system automatically generates random pen names (e.g. Resilient Applicant) to encrypt all data.
You can check your detailed case timeline manually using our step-by-step guides or use our free Chrome extension to securely auto-fetch API response payloads with single-click analysis directly on the dashboard.
Standard forums require manual inputs and are prone to typing errors or memory lapses. CaseStatusAPI interfaces directly with the raw USCIS backend database via the browser extension, fetching exact, unalterable event timestamps, receipt codes, and service centers for 100% accuracy.
A silent update happens when your case status date shifts (such as a database refresh or background system sync) but the displayed text remains the same. Checking the raw API is the only way to catch these invisible timestamps, which are frequently posted inside our forum by users tracking their cases.
Yes! Our interactive Community QA search at the top allows you to search historical forum comments and scraped Reddit/VisaJourney timelines. If you encounter obscure system codes (like FTA0 or AMAM), searching or posting them here will match you with other applicants who resolved the same issues.