How to Check the Status of My Immigration Case and Processing Time

Worried whether your application or petition has been approved or denied? Wondering if a Request for Evidence has been issued or Notice of Receipt been mail? Or, are you simply frustrated and are wondering why your application is taking a long time to be processed? If yes, then you can easily check the status of your case and the processing time of your type of application or petition by visit the USCIS website - www.uscis.gov.

The USCIS video below will give you an easy to follow step by step instructions on how to obtain case status and processing time. 


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