Case Tracker - US Immigration

About Case Tracker - US Immigration

Stay on top of your journey with the ultimate USCIS case tracker.

Case Tracker - US Immigration is the simplest way to monitor your USCIS case status and applications. Whether you need a reliable immigration case tracker for a Green Card, H-1B, Work Authorization (EAD), or Naturalization (N-400), our app provides the real-time updates you need to stay informed.

🚨 NEW: Visa Bulletin Support!
Take the guesswork out of your waiting period. Along with standard tracking, you can now view the latest Visa Bulletin directly within the app. Check priority dates for family-sponsored and employment-based green cards to know exactly when your category becomes current.

CORE FEATURES:

Smart USCIS Tracker: Simply enter your receipt number (supports all centers including EAC, WAC, LIN, SRC, MSC, NBC, and IOE) to get an instant USCIS case status check.

Visa Bulletin Updates: Quickly access the current month's Visa Bulletin to track priority dates and green card availability.

Detailed Status History: Never lose track of your progress. We provide a chronological timeline of every update and milestone for all your immigration cases.

Easy Multi-Case Management: Refresh all your cases with a single tap. Stay organized by giving your cases custom nicknames (e.g., "My I-485", "Spouse's EAD", or "H1B Extension").

Quick Access Resources: Includes convenient links to official USCIS resources, processing time estimates, and citizenship information for easy reference.

USER-CENTRIC DESIGN:

Modern & Secure: A clean, intuitive design optimized for Android, fully supporting both Light and Dark modes for comfortable viewing.

Privacy First: Your case data is stored securely on your device and handled anonymously. We prioritize your privacy at every step of the process.

Disclaimer: Case Tracker - US Immigration is an independent, third-party application. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), or any other government agency. All case information is retrieved directly from publicly available official USCIS sources at https://egov.uscis.gov/.