USCIS processing times dataset — 43 immigration forms

Name: USCIS form processing times (43 forms, all field offices)
Creator: MigrantUSA
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Downloadable dataset of median USCIS processing times for 43 immigration forms (I-485, N-400, I-765, I-130 and more) across service centers and field offices, captured from USCIS's official processing-times tool.

USCIS processing times dataset

Download: uscis_processing_times.json · Coverage: 43 forms, 251 form-office combinations · Captured: July 11, 2026 · Refresh: periodic re-capture (data-health enforced)

Median processing times for the immigration forms people actually wait on — I-485 adjustment of status, N-400 naturalization, I-765 work permits, I-130 family petitions, I-821/I-821D TPS and DACA — across USCIS service centers and the field offices serving the largest Hispanic metros.

What’s in each row

Per form: the USCIS form ID and title, then per processing location the published median time and the form category. Field-office forms include the top metro offices; service-center forms include each center handling the form.

Method

Captured from USCIS’s official processing-times tool by enumerating every form/office combination the tool exposes, merged and validated into one schema. USCIS revises its figures continuously — treat this file as a snapshot with a stated capture date, useful for comparisons and trend baselines.

Where this data is used

USCIS processing times tool — interactive lookup
22 live processing-time tables on form pages

A law-office blog, a community organization, a local newsroom: drop in a searchable table of current USCIS processing times for all 43 forms (I-90, I-130, I-485, N-400, I-765 and more). USCIS refreshes its published figures roughly monthly, and the widget updates automatically whenever our dataset re-captures — you paste it once and it stays current. Copy this where you want it to appear:

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Frequently asked questions

What do the processing times mean?

USCIS publishes the time in which 80% of recent cases were completed, per form and per processing location. A ‘7.5 months’ figure means most cases finished within that window — individual cases can be faster or slower.

Why capture this instead of linking USCIS?

USCIS’s tool shows one form/office combination at a time and keeps no history. This dataset captures 251 form-office combinations in one file so trends and comparisons are possible, and so our form pages can show the relevant number inline.

How current is this dataset?

Captured July 11, 2026 from the official USCIS tool; the site’s data-health budget enforces a re-capture cadence. Always confirm the live figure at egov.uscis.gov before filing decisions.

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