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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.

  • At the end of Apr–Jun 2026, San Francisco (California) had 45,459 I-130 applications waiting for a decision, 893% more than a year before. It ranks #15 of 99 offices by pending cases (1.9% of the country).
  • That quarter it received 2,583 and decided 684 (633 approved, 51 denied): it approved 92.5%.

Waiting for a decision at San Francisco

Pending at the end of each quarter.

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Waiting for a decision
Jul–Sep 2024 4,810
Oct–Dec 2024 5,034
Jan–Mar 2025 5,497
Apr–Jun 2025 4,580
Jul–Sep 2025 4,026
Oct–Dec 2025 4,019
Jan–Mar 2026 4,458
Apr–Jun 2026 45,459

Coming in vs. decided at San Francisco

Decided = approved plus denied.

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ReceivedDecided
Jul–Sep 2024 1,099 2,301
Oct–Dec 2024 1,346 1,660
Jan–Mar 2025 1,443 1,280
Apr–Jun 2025 1,288 2,609
Jul–Sep 2025 1,322 2,642
Oct–Dec 2025 1,029 1,355
Jan–Mar 2026 934 1,024
Apr–Jun 2026 2,583 684

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