Latest US immigration news: The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) website (www.uscis.gov) has been completely redesigned. The case status tracking function is now more robust, and the channels for interaction between USCIS and applicants have increased. Previously, applicants could only contact USCIS via a hotline and obtain limited information; now, applicants can use the e-request system to inquire about non-standard case statuses and receive responses within a specified timeframe.
Following the redesign of the USCIS website, three major service functions are now more prominently displayed on the homepage: “Check your Case Status(Check your Case Status), “Find a USCIS Office”(Find a USCIS Office), and “InfoPassMake an Appointment”(Make an Appointment). Clicking these links takes you directly to the corresponding search interface. The homepage also provides convenient navigation sections for USCIS news, outreach events, educational seminars, and other services.
The most frequently used case tracking system has been optimized and improved, allowing applicants to obtain more detailed information regarding case processing progress and subsequent procedures than before. The new USCIS website query system also provides further inquiry methods for various non-standard case situations, including: processing times exceeding standard limits, failure to receive processing result notices mailed by USCIS, failure to receive mailed cards (such as Green Cards, Employment Authorization Documents, etc.), and failure to receive mailed approval documents (such as Advance Parole, Re-entry Permits, etc.), all of which can be submitted via the e-request page.
Editor: Worldway Immigration
