USCIS’s July 2026 congressional report shows over 2.1 million I-765 employment authorization applications pending, with more than 1.3 million waiting beyond six months and an average processing time of 5.8 months.
More than one million approved I-130 petitions are currently waiting for visa availability, according to the latest USCIS data for fiscal year 2026. Find out what this backlog means for family-based immigration timelines.
New USCIS data reveals that India accounts for nearly 482,000 of the 878,000 approved employment-based petitions pending visa availability as of early 2026, highlighting the scale of the India EB backlog for those awaiting final priority dates.
China led all countries with 172 I-526 and I-526E petition receipts in USCIS fiscal year 2026 second-quarter data, offering EB-5 investors an early look at filing trends by nationality and investor category.
USCIS data for the second quarter of fiscal year 2026 shows approximately 147,000 premium processing requests were filed, offering a closer look at which visa categories and petition types are driving demand for expedited adjudication.
USCIS data for fiscal year 2026’s second quarter shows blanket L petition approvals reaching 97.7%, with RFE trends also tracked across nonimmigrant worker categories — here’s what the latest numbers reveal about petition outcomes.
USCIS data for Q2 FY2026 reveals over 660,000 N-400 naturalization applications currently pending, offering a detailed breakdown by case status, naturalization category, and field office location that applicants and practitioners will want to review closely.
USCIS data shows approximately 14,000 U visa bona fide determinations have been granted so far in fiscal year 2026, offering conditional work authorization to eligible petitioners still waiting in the long U nonimmigrant status backlog.
USCIS data through March 2026 shows over 4.39 million DACA approvals have been granted since the program began, with Mexico-born recipients making up the largest share. See which other countries and states top the latest quarterly figures.
USCIS data for the second quarter of fiscal year 2026 shows the agency’s net backlog has reached 7 million pending cases, raising questions about processing timelines for applicants across a wide range of immigration benefits.
