USCIS data for August 2026 shows over 2.4 million I-130 petitions pending, with nearly 2.2 million waiting more than six months and an average processing time of 18.1 months — figures that underscore the scale of the family-based immigration backlog.
USCIS data for FY2026 Q3 shows the agency’s service-wide backlog has reached nearly 12.8 million pending cases, with asylum petitions, family-based relative petitions, and TPS applications among the largest contributors to the growing USCIS case backlog.
As of June 30, 2026, USCIS reported over 1.4 million I-765 EAD applications pending, with hundreds of thousands awaiting decisions for 180 days or more. Find out where initial and renewal applications currently stand in the backlog.
USCIS data for FY2026 shows 238 total I-526 investor petition receipts through the third quarter, with China-born applicants accounting for 93 of those filings — the highest of any tracked country, followed closely by India with 88.
As of June 2026, USCIS data shows over 856,000 approved employment-based petitions awaiting visa availability, with India accounting for nearly 492,000 of those cases. The employment-based visa backlog figures reveal where the longest waits are concentrated.
USCIS data for Q3 FY2026 shows 231,641 premium processing requests were filed, with Form I-129 premium processing accounting for the largest share at over 154,000 petitions — here is what the latest figures reveal.
New USCIS data shows approximately 436,350 active DACA recipients as of June 30, 2026, with expirations spread across the coming months. The active DACA recipients count breakdown reveals tens of thousands of renewals due in early 2027, making timing critical for current holders.
USCIS has published over a decade of SAVE program verification data, covering cases run from January 2016 through July 2026, as part of a federal open data initiative. The USCIS SAVE program dataset breaks down immigration status checks by benefit category and state.
USCIS data for the first three quarters of FY2026 shows Blanket L petition approvals reaching 98.1%, with over 990 completions processed and roughly one in five cases involving a Request for Evidence that still resulted in approval.
USCIS data for FY2026 Q3 shows over 742,000 N-400 naturalization applications pending nationwide, with cities like Houston, Dallas, and San Jose among the highest backlogs. See how wait times break down by field office.
