USCIS Case Status Message Explorer

Did you get a USCIS case status update message? What is USCIS case status message "Interview Is Scheduled"? 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)

Last updated: Sep 16, 2026|Next scheduled update: Sep 17, 2026

Interview Is Scheduled

100% of cases received

Application Is Pending

30 Days on average

Get your next update fast with Lawfully Case Tracker App

Check Now

USCIS Case Status Message Explorer was created based on Lawfully-analyzed 924,836 cases of I-134A in undefined category from the most recent year.

You May be Interested in...

Immigration Q&A

Are you curious about the processing time of your visa application?

We feel you when you log on to the USCIS and enter your case number countless times to check any updates on your visa application

Immigration Q&A

The fastest & simplest way to know USCIS status updates

If you are one of a number of immigration applicants, you can't skip this process: checking your case status on the USCIS website.

Community Post

Can USCIS approve my I-485 with I-220A and expedited removal history?

My family-based I-485 has been pending since July 2022 and is based on an approved I-130 filed by my U.S.-citizen stepfather. I completed updated biometrics, and my green card interview is scheduled soon. I entered the United States in 2021 and was released on Form I-220A. USCIS later stated that DHS records show I was placed in expedited removal and issued Form I-860. I have never appeared before an immigration judge, and the EOIR system shows no court case under my A-number. Has anyone had a family-based I-485 approved with a similar I-220A and expedited-removal history? Did USCIS require Form I-212, another waiver, or additional evidence at the interview? I am consulting an immigration attorney, but I would appreciate hearing from people with similar experiences.

Community Post

Asylum I-485 Interview After 3+ Years

Hi everyone, I’m looking for advice from anyone who has been through a similar situation. I applied for my asylum-based I-485 (Adjustment of Status) in April 2023. My case was pending for a long time, and I never filed a Writ of Mandamus or sued USCIS. A few days ago, I received an interview notice. My interview is scheduled in about a month at the USCIS Lawrence, Massachusetts Field Office. Has anyone had an asylum-based I-485 interview recently in Lawrence, MA? What kinds of questions did they ask? How long did the interview take? How long did it take to receive a decision after the interview? Any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Community Post

Interview Scheduled

Anyone recently had their I485 AOS interview? What were the questions asked and do they give the decision right away? My Priority date is April 4th 2022, ROW from 75 countries. Interview is scheduled for next month.

Community Post

i had my interview on jun 16th

i faced my interview on jun16th. the officer said my i130 is approved, however my i485 cant approved right away, as she told need to talk to senior advisor. she also added it could be a month or longer. Also they didnt give me any white paper or something. but my i485 portal is still showing interview is scheduled. no other update is showing. got update to actively reviewing. i dont know if I need to be worried. is anyone in the same boat?

Community Post

Interview AOS F2A

Hi everyone, I was scheduled for my AOS interview (F2A – married to a permanent resident). In February I received an RFE for my medical exam because it had expired, so I sent the response. Today I received my interview notice. My concern is that about 5 months ago I moved to another state. The RFE (medical notice) and Interview notice were both sent to my current address (I updated my address with USCIS as soon as I moved), but the interview is scheduled in the state where I used to live. I can travel there without a problem, but I’m worried they might say they cannot adjudicate my case because I no longer live in that state. Has anyone experienced something similar? Any advice or similar experiences would be greatly appreciated.

Community Post

Concern About Upcoming Immigration Interview

My interview is scheduled soon. Since I’m from one of the 75 countries under the ban, I’m afraid I could be deported if I attend the interview.