Reports &
Data Resources
USCIS inventory data, visa bulletin analysis, and immigration intelligence, translated from government sources into plain language for employment-based self-petitioners.
Actionable intelligence for self-petitioners.
Every month, USCIS and the State Department release data that can shape your petition strategy: priority dates, movements, backlog depths, approval trends, and processing time shifts. We parse it so you don’t have to.
EB Adjustment of Status Inventory
Pending I-485 applications across EB-1, EB-2, and EB-3 by country and priority date year. Covers the India EB-2 backlog in full. With Dr. Ozi’s strategic read on the data.
Visa Bulletin: September 2026
Final Action Dates and Dates for Filing for all employment-based categories, across every chargeability country. Active retrogression alerts included.
USCIS Processing Times
Form-by-form processing metrics for I-140, I-485 Employment, I-765, I-131, and N-400. Mean vs. median breakdown reveals how many cases are truly stuck.
I-140 Intelligence
FY2014-2026 approval and denial trends for EB-1A and EB-2 NIW specifically. The NIW approval collapse since 2023 is the data story every self-petitioner needs to understand.
Visa Bulletin Historical Tracker
Priority date progression charted over time for every category and nationality. Identify retrogression patterns and advancement velocity.
RFE Rate by Category
Request for Evidence issuance rates by preference category, service center, and fiscal year. Understand where scrutiny is concentrated.
H1 2026 at a Glance
The first half of 2026 confirmed a structural tightening in NIW adjudications alongside a deepening India EB-2 backlog and a growing gap between median and mean I-485 processing times, a signal that the system is splitting into two distinct tracks.
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Every dataset published here is sourced from official government records: USCIS, the Department of State, and the Federal Register, and translated into plain language by our team.
