Track your USCIS case status

Immigration Pro360™ shows your USCIS case status, retrieved directly from the official USCIS Case Status API, in one private dashboard with your steps, documents and deadlines.

What is a USCIS receipt number?

A receipt number is a 13-character code on your USCIS receipt notice: a 3-letter prefix followed by 10 digits, such as EAC2112345678. The prefix is a letter code printed on the notice, and you can type the number with or without dashes.

Common prefixes include:

  • EAC
  • WAC
  • LIN
  • SRC
  • NBC
  • MSC
  • IOE
  • YSC

How case tracking works

Add your receipt number to your Immigration Pro360 account. Case status is retrieved directly from the official USCIS Case Status API, and the status and description shown are exactly as USCIS reports them. USCIS has granted Immigration Pro360 access to retrieve this information. Your tracked cases are checked periodically, and each update is kept in your case history alongside your plan, documents and deadlines.

We do not interpret statuses or estimate processing times. For current processing times, see the USCIS processing times page.

Limits and disclaimers

Immigration Pro360 is an independent service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by USCIS or the U.S. government.

This page is general information, not legal advice. For the official source, use USCIS Case Status Online.

Frequently asked questions

What is a USCIS receipt number?
A receipt number is a 13-character code printed on your USCIS receipt notice: a 3-letter prefix followed by 10 digits, for example EAC2112345678. It identifies one filing and is required to look up its case status.
Where does the case status come from?
Case status is retrieved directly from the official USCIS Case Status API. The status and description shown are exactly as USCIS reports them. Immigration Pro360 is an independent service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by USCIS or the U.S. government.
How often is my case checked?
Immigration Pro360 checks your tracked cases periodically in the background and shows the latest status and update history in your dashboard. Timing can vary, so use the USCIS website if you need to confirm a status right now.
Does Immigration Pro360 replace the USCIS website?
No. The official USCIS Case Status Online tool at egov.uscis.gov remains the authoritative source. Immigration Pro360 brings your case status together with your plan, documents and deadlines in one private dashboard. It is not legal advice.
Can Immigration Pro360 tell me how long my case will take?
No. We do not estimate processing times. USCIS publishes current processing times on its own website, and an immigration attorney or DOJ-accredited representative can advise on your situation.

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