About this data: I-140 approvals and trends by block

TrackMyI140 follows USCIS I-140 (Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker) cases at three service centers: online filings (IOE, processed at the National Benefits Center), the Texas Service Center (SRC) and the Nebraska Service Center (LIN). Every case is grouped into a block: the first 8 characters of its receipt number, for example IOE0922. Cases in the same block were usually filed at the same center around the same time, so they tend to move at a similar pace.

This page shows what changed recently: approvals in the last 24 hours, RFEs sent and RFE responses in the last two days, denials and withdrawals, the blocks with the most approvals in the last 7 days, and weekly totals compared with the week before. Pick a block to see its status mix and day-by-day activity.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find my block?

Take the first 8 characters of your receipt number (e.g. IOE0922 from IOE0922XXXXX) and select it in the block picker.

Where does the data come from?

From the public USCIS Case Status tool. It's updated every day. TrackMyI140 is independent and not affiliated with USCIS.

If my block is moving fast, will my case be approved soon?

Not necessarily. These are statistics about groups of cases, not a prediction for any single case. Every case is decided individually.

Which categories are included?

All I-140 categories: EB-1 (A, B, C), EB-2 (including NIW) and EB-3.