Timeline Planner
Estimate when you could get a green card and become a citizen. Uses the current Visa Bulletin for your category and country of birth, plus USCIS processing times for your field office.
Estimate my timelineEstimate your timeline from petition to citizenship, see how your record lines up with EB-1 and NIW criteria, and keep track of every case update, all based on official USCIS and State Department data.
No sign-up needed to plan or assess. Educational estimates, not legal advice.
Estimate when you could get a green card and become a citizen. Uses the current Visa Bulletin for your category and country of birth, plus USCIS processing times for your field office.
Estimate my timelineCompare your publications, citations, judging, awards and plans with the published criteria for EB-1A, EB-1B and EB-2 NIW. See where evidence looks strong or thin, with next steps and a PDF report.
Assess my evidenceSave your USCIS receipt numbers and documents in a free account, keep a history of every status change, and get email updates.
Track my casesGo straight to the source for case status, processing times and eligibility.
Timelines use the monthly Visa Bulletin from the U.S. Department of State and processing times published by USCIS. Evidence criteria come from federal regulations and the USCIS Policy Manual. Each page shows the date of the data it uses.
Estimates are shown as ranges, not single dates. We explain how each number is calculated and where we make assumptions, such as how fast the Visa Bulletin may move. We never show your "chance of approval," because no validated model can predict it.
The planner and assessment run in your browser and work without an account. If you create one, we store only what's needed to track your cases. We don't sell your information, show ads or use tracking cookies, and you can delete your account at any time. Privacy policy
ImmiPath gives general information and estimates. It isn't legal advice, doesn't create an attorney-client relationship, and isn't affiliated with USCIS or any government agency. For decisions about your case, talk to a licensed immigration attorney.
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