Methodology

Dates, sources, and limitations are part of the data.

visa.ooo uses published USCIS files rather than treating a blocked endpoint or old cache as current. The dataset is rebuilt manually and checked into the deployment artifact.

Dataset rebuilt Jul 25, 2026

Current hard snapshot

Latest monthly data May 2026

11 reported classifications

Latest all-forms quarter FY2026 Q1

October 1, 2025 - December 31, 2025

Historical medians Through May 2026

60 series

Current official sources

What is trusted for current reporting

Known constraint

The current processing-times API is blocked

Direct server-side requests to the USCIS processing-times API return a Cloudflare block. The site therefore uses the USCIS rendered historical tables, RSS feed, monthly appropriations CSV, and linked quarterly workbooks as its current official sources. Cached March 29, 2022 API payloads remain only as legacy context.

The supplied downloaded historical HTML files were useful for auditing the page structure, but their saved Vue templates did not contain row payloads. The checked-in median extract was therefore hard-refreshed from the rendered live USCIS tables in-browser on July 25, 2026.

Metric definitions

Monthly, quarterly, and historical values are not interchangeable

  • Monthly average processing time is the average for cases completed in the reporting month and currently covers a limited set of service-wide forms.
  • Quarterly processing time comes from the all-forms workbook for the fiscal quarter and may be split by classification.
  • Historical national median is the time in which USCIS completed half of cases in a fiscal-year period. FY2026 is partial-year.
  • Legacy office estimates were cached on March 29, 2022 and are displayed only where clearly labeled stale.
Manual refresh

Reproducible hard-update flow

  1. Verify the rendered USCIS historical tables and update the checked-in TSV when they change.
  2. Run npm run build:data from the isolated Visa project.
  3. The builder reads the USCIS RSS feed and fetches the newest monthly CSV and quarterly workbooks.
  4. Validate canonical form IDs, source dates, totals, and representative form pages.
  5. Build the Cloudflare Worker and deploy only after the hard snapshot passes checks.

This site is informational and is not legal advice. Confirm filing requirements, fees, addresses, and deadlines directly with USCIS or qualified counsel.

Recent feed items

Official USCIS releases currently indexed

Official USCIS release Jun 13, 2026

Form I-765, Application for Employment Authorization Counts of Pending Applications by Days Pending and by filing type for All Eligibility Categories and (c)(8) Pending Asylum Category (Fiscal Year 2026, Quarter 1)

This report contains number of pending I-765 petitions by number of days pending, for all EAD categories, as well as for the (c)(8) category for pending asylum applicants. This report is produced in response to direction set forth in the H.R.2617 - Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2023 became Public Law No: 117-328.

I-765
Official USCIS release Jun 13, 2026

Form I-360, Petition for Special Immigrant with a Classification of Special Immigrant Juvenile (SIJ) Pending, Completions, Processing Time, Requests for Evidence, and Notice of Intent to Deny by Fiscal Year and Quarter (Fiscal Year 2026, Quarter 1)

Contains quarterly pending, approvals, denials, processing time, requests for evidence, and notice of intent to deny data on petitions for Special Immigrant Juveniles (SIJ). This report is produced in response to direction set forth in the H.R. 2882 – Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2024 became Public Law No: 118-47.

I-360
Official USCIS release Jun 13, 2026

Active DACA Recipients – (Fiscal Year 2026, Quarter 1)

Contains the number of people with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) by the month and year that their current DACA status expires. The report also contains the number of active DACA recipients by country of birth, state and CBSA (city) of residence, current age, sex, and marital status.