Im eb3 skilled and got the same. it was sept 2024: Case remains pending april 3rd: case remains pending

ta tu: Is your date current aswell?

my case is still in case remains pending since sep 2024 with current all the time. in April 2 2026. case have new timestamp as well

me too. case remain pending updated April 5 2026

it looks like the time stamp for s coming from the lawfully when checked but not from the USCIS. The Lawfully app is adding that timestamp. try deleting and add a t again to verify

@AP RP tried deleting, using a fresh account, the timestamp update still persists

I got the same update on April 4, 2026.

Mine updated on Apr 3rd as well but the status is the same CRP. Any 2022 filers here? what’s your PD?

March 2014

August 2022. yes, I got the same update on lawfully on April 2nd. nothing on uscis

similar to yours. got an update April 3rd. do you folks have a 485j too?

@Bhuwan Chopra have pending i485j since 2022

same for me. only visible in lawfully , not USCIS. PD March 2014

@Endless Wait yes im current

@Lawfully please clarify what the new timestamp might indicate

I would not overread a Lawfully-only timestamp. The USCIS case-status tool and USCIS notices are the authoritative sources, and USCIS itself tells applicants to use the official case-status system to check a pending case. In April 2026, USCIS required employment-based adjustment applicants to use the Final Action Dates chart, and the April 2026 Visa Bulletin made several employment categories current or newly current, so it makes sense that some files would be touched internally once visa availability changed. But a refreshed date with the exact same “Case Remains Pending” language is still just that — the same status. At most, it suggests the file may have been re-queued or reviewed internally after the PD became current; it is not a reliable approval predictor by itself. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask them in our next Lawfully office hours session! - Attorney Rashmi Bishnoi (All information shared here is for general educational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney - client relationship. Your situation may require fact-specific guidance. For personalized legal advice, please consult an immigration attorney directly.)

It looks like many people here have filed Form I-485J (Supplement J), and I have as well. Could this update be specifically related to cases with Supplement J?