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USCIS quarterly report Published by USCIS

I-130 in USCIS's quarterly report

The figures USCIS itself publishes each quarter for the whole country: how many applications are waiting, how many it received and decided, and how long it took. Pick a form to see its figures per office.

Official USCIS report

What USCIS reports nationwide · I-130

Period: Jul–Sep 2024 – Apr–Jun 2026 Data through June 30, 2026, published by USCIS on September 8, 2026 Source: USCIS
  • At the end of Apr–Jun 2026, 2,404,546 applications were waiting for a decision, 0% more than a year before.
  • That quarter USCIS received 166,322 and completed 116,131: more came in than went out.
  • Of those it decided, it approved 78.0%.

Applications waiting for a decision

Pending at the end of each quarter.

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Waiting for a decision
Jul–Sep 2024 2,194,373
Oct–Dec 2024 2,300,993
Jan–Mar 2025 2,395,837
Apr–Jun 2025 2,401,268
Jul–Sep 2025 2,357,348
Oct–Dec 2025 2,348,518
Jan–Mar 2026 2,359,470
Apr–Jun 2026 2,404,546

Coming in vs. going out

When received runs above completed, the backlog grows.

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ReceivedCompleted
Jul–Sep 2024 229,978 212,128
Oct–Dec 2024 261,036 162,728
Jan–Mar 2025 269,864 183,781
Apr–Jun 2025 246,709 260,518
Jul–Sep 2025 224,977 280,940
Oct–Dec 2025 194,375 215,317
Jan–Mar 2026 164,474 173,787
Apr–Jun 2026 166,322 116,131

Of the decided ones, how many were approved

Approved out of approved plus denied, each quarter.

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Approved
Jul–Sep 2024 87.9 %
Oct–Dec 2024 89.4 %
Jan–Mar 2025 88.2 %
Apr–Jun 2025 87.4 %
Jul–Sep 2025 89.4 %
Oct–Dec 2025 87.5 %
Jan–Mar 2026 84.2 %
Apr–Jun 2026 78.0 %

How long USCIS took to decide

Median months from receipt to completion, for cases completed each quarter.

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Immediate RelativeAll Other Relative
Jul–Sep 2024 — —
Oct–Dec 2024 14.3 months 33.6 months
Jan–Mar 2025 15.7 months 35.3 months
Apr–Jun 2025 14.4 months 36.5 months
Jul–Sep 2025 13.7 months 38 months
Oct–Dec 2025 13.1 months 38 months
Jan–Mar 2026 12.5 months 39.4 months
Apr–Jun 2026 13 months 43.3 months

By USCIS office

Pick the office handling your case: your interview office or the one on your notices. These reports have no times per office, but they do show how many applications wait there and how many it approved or denied.

All offices, by applications waiting · Apr–Jun 2026

#OfficeWaiting DecidedApproved
1 Houston · Texas 91,830 2,451 86.7 %
2 Dallas · Texas 82,800 1,834 93.1 %
3 Queens · New York 81,615 1,757 84.4 %
4 New York · New York 78,815 2,797 81.7 %
5 California Service Center · Service center 70,141 12,970 57.6 %
6 Chicago · Illinois 68,801 2,068 87.1 %
7 Newark · New Jersey 68,451 2,296 80.7 %
8 Brooklyn · New York 65,726 1,919 79.0 %
9 Philadelphia · Pennsylvania 64,886 1,462 79.1 %
10 Baltimore · Maryland 56,973 1,563 91.9 %
11 Atlanta · Georgia 51,686 2,165 88.9 %
12 Boston · Massachusetts 49,007 954 93.3 %
13 San Jose · California 47,444 437 92.0 %
14 Washington · District of Columbia 46,098 1,895 96.7 %
15 San Francisco · California 45,459 684 92.5 %
16 Tampa · Florida 43,408 1,422 91.7 %
17 Detroit · Michigan 42,380 638 89.3 %
18 Orlando · Florida 41,193 2,122 89.9 %
19 San Antonio · Texas 41,017 1,755 92.9 %
20 Long Island · New York 40,356 785 86.1 %
21 Los Angeles County · California 40,208 1,123 91.6 %
22 Santa Ana · California 39,687 293 85.3 %
23 Seattle · Washington 39,604 696 91.2 %
24 Los Angeles · California 38,065 1,454 90.4 %
25 Sacramento · California 37,140 520 86.7 %
26 San Bernardino · California 34,007 551 88.4 %
27 Oakland Park · Florida 32,521 959 79.9 %
28 Kendall · Florida 31,373 804 89.3 %
29 Hialeah · Florida 31,355 961 91.4 %
30 West Palm Beach · Florida 31,183 969 92.2 %
31 New Jersey Central · New Jersey 30,934 982 87.4 %
32 San Fernando Valley · California 30,262 925 91.9 %
33 Miami · Florida 29,556 814 78.1 %
34 St. Paul · Minnesota 28,702 801 85.3 %
35 Lawrence · Massachusetts 27,759 692 87.1 %
36 Phoenix · Arizona 27,440 1,226 94.6 %
37 San Diego · California 27,248 820 88.4 %
38 Hartford · Connecticut 26,818 1,016 83.9 %
39 Denver · Colorado 26,584 609 91.0 %
40 Fresno · California 25,193 698 94.7 %
41 Charlotte · North Carolina 24,286 808 90.0 %
42 Mount Laurel · New Jersey 23,475 564 86.2 %
43 Raleigh · North Carolina 21,009 473 93.7 %
44 Nebraska Service Center · Service center 20,388 10,948 67.5 %
45 Texas Service Center · Service center 20,126 11,907 68.7 %
46 Las Vegas · Nevada 19,986 346 89.6 %
47 Fort Myers · Florida 18,578 712 94.1 %
48 Indianapolis · Indiana 18,191 190 71.1 %
49 Vermont Service Center · Service center 17,151 6,699 70.1 %
50 Montgomery · Alabama 16,564 799 92.2 %
51 Portland · Oregon 16,345 319 87.8 %
52 Oklahoma City · Oklahoma 16,219 89 86.5 %
53 Jacksonville · Florida 16,206 789 91.9 %
54 El Paso · Texas 15,503 1,008 94.0 %
55 Nashville · Tennessee 15,170 928 94.9 %
56 New Orleans · Louisiana 14,775 368 92.1 %
57 Salt Lake City · Utah 14,541 569 93.7 %
58 Buffalo · New York 14,268 361 94.5 %
59 Norfolk · Virginia 13,315 841 91.8 %
60 Kansas City · Missouri 12,934 253 83.8 %
61 Potomac Service Center · Service center 12,804 5,074 69.7 %
62 National Benefits Center · Missouri 12,795 2,806 31.7 %
63 Columbus · Ohio 12,507 257 82.5 %
64 Louisville · Kentucky 11,945 339 85.8 %
65 Milwaukee · Wisconsin 11,671 210 90.5 %
66 Omaha · Nebraska 11,221 307 90.9 %
67 Albany · New York 10,863 500 84.8 %
68 St. Louis · Missouri 10,716 221 93.7 %
69 Harlingen · Texas 10,157 731 98.1 %
70 Honolulu · Hawaii 10,056 116 93.1 %
71 Providence · Rhode Island 9,878 477 83.9 %
72 Cleveland · Ohio 9,541 310 87.4 %
73 Charleston · South Carolina 9,510 641 91.0 %
74 Memphis · Tennessee 9,387 443 92.6 %
75 Cincinnati · Ohio 8,483 282 84.0 %
76 Des Moines · Iowa 8,007 345 92.5 %
77 San Juan · Puerto Rico 7,115 139 80.6 %
78 Pittsburgh · Pennsylvania 6,519 124 84.7 %
79 Greer · South Carolina 5,947 339 94.1 %
80 Imperial · California 5,931 52 98.1 %
81 Tucson · Arizona 5,234 652 98.0 %
82 Albuquerque · New Mexico 4,815 263 96.6 %
83 Wichita · Kansas 4,528 190 92.1 %
84 Fort Smith · Arkansas 4,451 283 95.4 %
85 Manchester · New Hampshire 4,073 233 93.6 %
86 Reno · Nevada 3,864 111 82.9 %
87 Boise · Idaho 3,656 151 96.0 %
88 Yakima · Washington 3,616 127 96.1 %
89 Anchorage · Alaska 2,938 77 92.2 %
90 Portland · Maine 2,214 88 93.2 %
91 Spokane · Washington 1,972 50 86.0 %
92 Agana · Guam 1,725 60 96.7 %
93 St. Albans · Vermont 1,289 200 96.5 %
94 Charlotte Amalie · U.S. Virgin Islands 982 39 79.5 %
95 Helena · Montana 958 36 97.2 %
96 Christiansted · U.S. Virgin Islands 423 0 —

USCIS's national figures, as published in its quarterly report.