USCIS Case Status Message Explorer

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

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Last updated: May 9, 2025|Next scheduled update: May 10, 2025

Interview Was Scheduled
42% of cases received
Case Is Being Actively Reviewed By USCIS
33% of cases received
Case Approved
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13% of cases received
Interview Cancelled
3% of cases received
Interview Was Scheduled

USCIS Case Status Message Explorer was created based on Lawfully-analyzed 118,985 cases of I-130 in IR-1/CR-1 category from the most recent year.

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Interview I 130 & I 485 Baltimore Office

Ok, here is my experience: We arrived at 9:40 AM today; our interview was scheduled for 10:00 AM. A few minutes later, they called my spouse, and we both went in with our attorney. Questions we were asked: Where and how did you meet? How long did you date before getting married? Do you have children together? Do you keep in touch with your child from a previous marriage? How often do you see your in-laws (both sides)? How do you support your spouse emotionally, financially etc....? The officer also asked for additional documents, which we submitted, including: Household income Estimated value of all assets Officer's remark: “I wanted to separate you two but don’t have time for that.” They went through all the questions from the I-130 and I-485, and we updated a few of our answers as needed. Final result: Our case is being held for review. Our attorney gave a strong closing statement, explaining that there is no reason for further review since we've demonstrated a bona fide relationship and clearly live and share our lives together. He also highlighted the beneficiary’s full eligibility for adjustment of status, using some solid legal arguments. Officer's response: “Thank you for that, attorney. Now that I have more evidence, wait to hear something by the end of the day. I need to update and further review everything.” Advice: Always go with an attorney. Good luck to everyone preparing for their interview. Bottom line: if your relationship is genuine, you have nothing to fear. God bless you all!