How Visaline works

1

Add your case

Form type, service center or field office, filing date. Receipt number is optional and never shown to others.

2

Meet your cohort

Everyone who filed the same form at the same office within 30 days of you. See their current stage and every date they logged.

3

Update when USCIS moves

Biometrics, EAD, RFE, interview, approval. Each update sharpens the estimate for you and for the people behind you.

Your place in line

"42 people in your cohort are ahead of you, 118 are behind you." Rank, stage distribution and a decision window built from real dates, not a national average.

Create a timeline →

Case status checks

Paste a receipt number to check the official USCIS status, and log the matching milestone with one click.

Check a case →

Processing-time trends

Median, fastest-quarter and slowest-quarter days to decision by form, office and filing month, recalculated from community timelines every day.

See the trends →

Visa Bulletin, decoded

Current cutoffs for every preference category, plus a flag on your case when your priority date becomes current.

Open the bulletin →

Community by form

Ask the people who are exactly where you are. Boards for every form, with RFE experiences, interview notes and approval reports.

Join the conversation →

Alerts that matter

Get notified when people in your cohort get approved, when the bulletin moves your category, or when someone replies to you.

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What people filing recently are seeing

Days from filing to decision, computed from community timelines in the last 24 months.

FormCasesFastest quarterMedianSlowest quarter
I-485
Adjustment of Status (Green Card)
342372 d430 d507 ddetails
I-130
Petition for Alien Relative
142318 d375 d422 ddetails
I-140
Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker
19324 d172 d281 ddetails
I-129
Nonimmigrant Worker Petition (H-1B / L-1 / O-1)
12813 d14 d101 ddetails
I-765
Employment Authorization (EAD)
110122 d138 d165 ddetails
I-131
Travel Document (Advance Parole)
61182 d224 d260 ddetails

Built for the waiting room

Every immigration case is a line you cannot see. Visaline turns thousands of private waits into one shared map, so nobody has to guess whether their silence is normal.

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