Where your data goes
Stays in this browser
- Your receipt number
- Your dates and status history
- Any note you add
Kept in this browser's local storage. Not synced, not backed up, and gone if you clear site data — which is the trade for us never holding it.
Sent, only if you tick "contribute"
- Form and category — e.g. I-140, EB2-NIW
- Office, if known — e.g. Texas Service Center
- The stage, and the month it happened
- How many days that stage took
No receipt number, no name, no day-of-month. That is what makes the comparison below possible, and it is off unless you turn it on.
Add a case
Your cases
Add a status update
Copy the status line from egov.uscis.gov or your USCIS account and paste it here, with the date you saw it. We work out which stage it is.
What this is not
- It is not a prediction. A cohort median is what other people reported, not what will happen to you. Processing times move with USCIS workload and policy.
- It does not check your case for you. USCIS blocks automated status checks from servers, so you paste what you see. We are not going to pretend otherwise or ask for your login.
- A small cohort shows no number at all. Below five comparable cases you get "not enough cases yet" — a median over four cases is not a statistic, and in a group that small the timing could point back at someone.
- It is not legal advice, and we are not attorneys.