I-140 Case Tracker

Follow your I-140 employment-based petition against real EB filings. MyCasesHub shows approval timing and where recent I-140 approvals sit by filing date.

Look up a caseSee the approval line

What this tracker follows

  • Receipt and case processing updates
  • Premium Processing versus regular timelines
  • Approval timing measured from real I-140 cases
  • Where recent approvals sit by filing date

How MyCasesHub tracks your I-140

  • Compares your case against 10M+ real USCIS case records
  • Status refreshed daily, one of the fastest update cycles among trackers
  • Predicts your timeline from 200 to 1,000 nearby cases filed around the same time at the same service center
  • Shows backlog broken down by your filing month
  • Weekly approval-trend charts and a weekly Approval Trends Brief
  • Free to start, with no account needed to look up a case

How MyCasesHub compares

Unlike app-only trackers that center on push notifications, MyCasesHub is a full web tracker built on real case data. It matches Lawfully and Hilites.today on nearby-case comparison and goes further with backlog by filing month and weekly approval trends, while keeping the core tracker free.

Frequently asked questions

How do I track my I-140?
Enter your I-140 receipt number on MyCasesHub to see your status and how it compares to recent filings. You can also view the I-140 approval line by filing date in the Forecast.
How long does an I-140 take right now?
It depends on the category (EB-1, EB-2, EB-3) and whether you used Premium Processing. MyCasesHub measures real I-140 outcomes so you can compare current regular and premium timelines.
Does Premium Processing change my timeline?
Premium Processing commits USCIS to act within a set number of business days. MyCasesHub measures real I-140 cases so you can see how premium and regular timelines actually differ.
Is the I-140 tracker free?
Yes. Core I-140 tracking is free on MyCasesHub, with no subscription required.

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MyCasesHub is not affiliated with USCIS. Statistics are measured from cases tracked on MyCasesHub, not all USCIS filings. This page is general information, not legal advice.