USCIS Case Tracker
Track Your USCIS Case
Enter your receipt number to see where your case stands and everything USCIS has reported on it. Add it to ImmigraMate and we tell you when it moves.
How Tracking Works
Add Your Receipt Number
It's the 13-character number on your I-797 receipt notice, like IOE0912345678. Add one case or every case in your family.
See The Status and Its History
Every status USCIS has reported, in order, with what each one means and what usually happens next.
Get Told When It Moves
When USCIS changes your status, you get a notification on your phone and an email, so you don't have to keep checking.
The USCIS Case Tracker App
Follow all your cases in one place on iPhone or Android, in English or Spanish. An account keeps a set number of cases; ImmigraMate Plus adds more.
More help: What Each Status Means · Processing Times By Office · How To Check Your Case Status
Questions About Tracking A USCIS Case
How do I track my USCIS case?
Enter your receipt number above to see your case's current status and its history. To be told when it changes, add the case to the ImmigraMate app or to an account.
Can I track a USCIS case without a receipt number?
No. USCIS identifies each case by its receipt number. You'll find it on your I-797 receipt notice, or in your USCIS online account if you filed online. If you've lost it, the USCIS Contact Center (800-375-5283) can help.
How often is USCIS case status updated?
USCIS updates a status when something happens on the case, such as a biometrics appointment, an interview, a request for evidence or a decision. A case under review can go weeks or months without a change, and that alone isn't a sign of a problem. Compare your wait with the processing times for your form.
What time does USCIS update case status?
USCIS doesn't publish a set time. Updates can appear at any time of day, so a notification is easier than checking again and again.
Is the USCIS case status accurate?
It's USCIS's own record of your case, but it's short and sometimes runs behind the letters USCIS mails you. If a notice and the online status disagree, go by the notice.
Can I track my family's cases too?
Yes. Add each receipt number and follow every case in one list, with each one's status.
Do I need ImmigraMate Plus?
No. Checking a case on this site needs no account. An account without Plus keeps a set number of cases; ImmigraMate Plus adds more cases and extra insights.
Is ImmigraMate part of USCIS?
No. ImmigraMate is an independent service. The status we show comes from USCIS, and your official notices from USCIS always come first.