Case Was Conditionally Approved
How long it usually lasts
Of 141 cases I saw enter this status in the last year, counting the ones still in it, half had moved on within 3 days; one in four within 3 days, and three in four within 4 days.
How many cases had already moved on?
Of 115 cases picked at random among the 141 I saw enter this status, counting the ones still in it: the share that had moved on after each number of days. It does not predict your case.
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| Had already moved on | |
|---|---|
| 1 day | 1.7 % |
| 3 days | 53.5 % |
| 7 days | 98.4 % |
| 14 days | 98.4 % |
| 21 days | 98.4 % |
| 30 days | 98.4 % |
The step before
Right before reaching this status, the cases I saw arrive were in:
What usually comes next
- TPS Country Designation Terminated by FRN 94% after about 3 days
- Immigration Parole Fee Received 5% after about 4 days
Next status of the cases that left this one in the last year (110 in the sample). It does not predict your case.
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Official USCIS wording
The numbers
Which forms show this
| Form | Cases |
|---|---|
| I-131 | 28 |