USCIS has released updated data on active DACA recipients for Fiscal Year 2025, Quarter 4, detailing current totals and month-by-month expiration trends. The report offers operational insights for recipients, employers, and practitioners monitoring renewals and workforce compliance patterns.
USCIS has released Fiscal Year 2025, Quarter 4 data for Form I-360 Special Immigrant Juvenile petitions, detailing receipts, case status, and adjudication trends. The update offers insight into SIJ filing volumes and processing patterns for applicants and practitioners.
USCIS has released its FY2025 Q4 Net Backlog and Frontlog report, detailing pending case volumes across form types. The data provides insight into processing trends, service time targets, and overall agency workload affecting applicants and petitioners nationwide.
USCIS has released its FY2025 Q4 Form I‑485 quarterly data, detailing adjustment of status receipts, approvals, denials, and pending cases by office and category, offering insight into processing trends and workload patterns affecting applicants and employers nationwide.
USCIS has released FY2025 Quarter 4 data on Form I-140 receipts and case status by employment-based preference category and country, offering insight into filing volumes, workload trends, and inventory levels across employment-based immigrant classifications.
USCIS has released updated data on pending employment-based Form I‑485 applications as of November 3, 2025, detailing case inventory by preference category, country, and priority date—offering insight into green card demand and potential retrogression trends across EB classifications.
USCIS has released its FY2025 Quarter 4 waiver report, detailing receipts, approvals, denials, and pending cases by form type (excluding Form I‑601A), offering stakeholders insight into filing volumes, adjudication trends, and overall waiver case activity.
USCIS has released FY2025 Quarter 4 data for all application and petition forms, detailing receipts, approvals, denials, pending cases, and processing trends. The report provides valuable insight into agency workload and adjudication patterns affecting immigrants, petitioners, and employers nationwide.
