USCIS Case Status Message Explorer

Did you get a USCIS case status update message? What is USCIS case status message "Case Was Approved"? What comes next and how long does it usually take? Explore the interactive chart below to find out! (Please note: Each USCIS case is unique and we cannot guarantee that your case will progress in a way that is represented here)

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Last updated: Jan 14, 2025|Next scheduled update: Jan 15, 2025

Case Was Approved
87% of cases received
Card Was Mailed To Me
5% of cases received
Case Was Approved
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3% of cases received
New Card Is Being Produced
2% of cases received
Card Was Picked Up By The United States Postal Service

USCIS Case Status Message Explorer was created based on Lawfully-analyzed 144,907 cases of I-765 in All other applications for employment authorization category from the most recent year.

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Alhamdoulillah ( All praise be to Allah )

Finally, all my cases have been approved! My Green Card has been delivered to my attorney, but she has been out of town since December, so I have to wait until January to get it. As I mentioned before, I handled about 90% of my cases on my own. My attorney only filed the I-360, and I had to push her to file the I-485, I-765, and I-131. On top of that, instead of requesting an EAD under category C09, she chose C31, which caused me to waste 2.5 years without a work permit. RFE for the I-360: USCIS requested evidence to prove the bona fide nature of my marriage. Here’s what I submitted: • A new statement explaining our relationship in detail, from the day we met to the day we separated. • Photos of us together. • Bank statements I hadn’t submitted earlier because I didn’t have access to our joint account. This was particularly difficult because, in 2018, my ex-wife tried to fraudulently wire over $500,000 to our joint account. I had to go back to the bank five years later to get all the records. Advice: Always keep copies of your marriage-related records and documents, even years after your separation, because USCIS might ask for them. I also submitted: • Affidavits from friends, family, and even my ex-wife’s friends. USCIS required all affidavits to include a copy of the person’s ID. • Screenshots and a detailed cover letter explaining everything. My VAWA was approved one month after submitting the RFE response. My I-131 was approved earlier, but I still didn’t have an EAD because my attorney didn’t file under C09. RFE for the I-485: The only request was for my medical examination. I completed all required vaccines, including COVID and flu, and had no issues. On December 4, I received a notification that my new card was being produced, and shortly after, my case was approved. No interview Stay strong! Your time will come. Never give up, no matter how many obstacles you face. I’m praying for everyone going through this process! Let me know if you have any questions. thanks