
Guide
DV-2027 court ruling: November 1 opening order paused
The Ninth Circuit paused the lottery reopening order. Here is what that means for registration dates and prospective entrants.
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Guide
The Ninth Circuit paused the lottery reopening order. Here is what that means for registration dates and prospective entrants.

Processing TimesGuide
F1, F2B, F3 and F4 each moved exactly one year, while employment dates win back part of October's retrogression.

Processing TimesGuide
Find the immigration numbers behind your next story, with downloadable charts, source files, and methods you can inspect.

Processing TimesGuide
India EB-2 and EB-5 reopen, China EB-5 filing dates jump four years, and USCIS lets both groups use Chart B.

Processing TimesI-765
Applications are down by half since 2024. The pile of pending cases is up by two million. Here is what changed inside the numbers.

N-400Fees
DHS wants to raise the naturalization filing fee by $570 and end fee waivers entirely. The rule is not final, and that gap is the whole opportunity.

I-765I-539
A federal court order stopped the planned rule change one day before it was due to begin. Keep using the current I-765 and I-539 editions.

Processing TimesGuide
F3 moved forward more than two years and F2B almost twenty months. Every employment category except EB-4 stayed exactly where it was.

Processing TimesGuide
F2A jumps roughly eighteen months and is effectively current, while India EB-2 and EB-5 Unreserved stay Unavailable and EB-1 holds

Processing TimesGuide
You keep seeing different backlog numbers in the news. Here is what the USCIS net backlog actually measures, and how to read it for your own case.

Processing TimesGuide
India EB-2 and EB-5 Unreserved go Unavailable for the rest of FY2026 while family categories keep advancing and F2A pauses

N-400I-765
A federal court struck down the USCIS holds that froze green card, work permit, asylum, and citizenship decisions for 39 travel-ban countries.
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