Know-How to Track Your USCIS Case Status Online and Offline

Nearly all prospective immigrants and their petitioners have reported that the U.S. immigration procedure is difficult to navigate and filled with complexities.

Keeping track of your case is crucial. Your case is more likely to move through swiftly if you follow up with USCIS on schedule. The status of a case must be kept up to date, but how can you check on your USCIS Case status? You can find out how to check the status of your USCIS case in this article.

You should know that you can monitor the status of your USCIS case online.

Online case status checks are comparatively easy to perform. However, it becomes tiresome if your petition is unanswered for several months or even years.

OBSERVE THE STEP-BY-STEP DIRECTIONS BELOW.

To check your USCIS case status online:

1. You need a 13-digit receipt number.
2. Navigate to USCIS’s case status page
3. Enter your 13-digit receipt number
4. Click the “Check Status” button
5. After clicking the button, the carrier will refresh, and you will see an update with the current status of your case.

WHO CAN CHECK THEIR USCIS CAST STATUS?

Those who have submitted a visa application, extension, transfer, or a green card application to USCIS will be able to check their USCIS case status online.

USCIS also offers case status tracking for:

1. Form I-140
2. Form I-485
3. Form I-765
4. Adjustment of Status (AOS)
5. Advance Parole
6. Employment Authorization Documents (EAD)
7. Citizenship

1. THE TYPES OF APPLICATIONS YOU CAN CHECK ON THE USCIS WEBSITE INCLUDE:
2. H1-B Applications
3. Green Card Applications

HERE ARE THE OTHER OFFLINE METHODS FOR CHECKING YOUR USCIS CASE STATUS

You can inquire about your case through email, telephone, direct mail, or in-person at your local processing center. These methods of inquiry have long wait times to get a status update.  

CHECK YOUR CASE STATUS BY EMAIL

USCIS processing centers have unique email addresses. 

LIST FOR THE CONTACT INFORMATION FOR YOUR PROCESSING CENTER:

1. California Service Center: csc-ncsc-followup@dhs.gov
2. Nebraska Service Center:  ncscfollowup.nsc@dhs.gov
3. Texas Service Center: tsc.ncscfollowup@dhs.gov
4. Vermont Service Center: vsc.ncscfollowup@dhs.gov

CHECK THE STATUS OF YOUR USCIS CASE VIA PHONE

Call 1-800-375-5283 to check the status of your USCIS case over the phone. If you are a beneficiary, you must have your sponsor or petitioner available to you at all times. Until the beneficiary receives the petitioner’s approval to release information, USCIS withholds certain information from them. Wait times can be up to two hours or more depending on how many other callers are waiting in line to inquire about the progress of their cases.

CHECK THE STATUS OF YOUR USCIS CASE BY MAIL

Direct mail is one way to find out the status of your USCIS case. You must mail a letter of inquiry to the USCIS field office where your petition was filed requesting a case status update. You must need to mention the following information:

1. full name
2. birth date
3. alien number (if applicable)
4. Priority Date 
5. the location from where your petition was filed
6. receipt number (if you’ve received one)

It includes a copy of your receipt with your inquiry letter to facilitate the case status update process.

CHECK YOUR USCIS CASE STATUS BY IN PERSON

You can physically check on how your USCIS case is doing. To get a face-to-face case update, you must set up an appointment with your local processing center. It is possible to make plans whether or not you are currently in the US. To schedule an appointment, go to the USCIS appointment scheduling page.

USCIS CASE STATUS PROCESSING TIME

USCIS case processing times depend on the form that has been submitted and may vary in length from months to years. USCIS offers typical processing times for each type of application on its website.

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Let’s say USCIS is having problems providing you with case updates. Then, you should get in touch with a lawyer or paralegal because it frequently happens that a file is lost or misplaced, and neglecting this might cause your case to be delayed or even rejected.

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