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My
case was filed at a Service Center
There are two
ways to obtain the status of your case:
1. You
may find the status of your case by writing to that Center.
Your letter should include the following:
- Applicant's
or petitioner's A-Number (8 or 9 digit number following the letter
"A");
- Applicant's
or petitioner's current legal name and, if different, the name
as it appears on the application;
- Applicant's
or petitioner's date of birth;
- Type of application
and form number;
- Applicant's
or petitioner's receipt number, if the applicant received one
- Approximate
date and office with which the application was filed; and
- Office where
interviewed, if applicable.
Sign the request,
or if you are preparing the request for someone else, have the applicant
or petitioner sign the request.
2. You
may also obtain the status of your case by calling "USCIS
Direct" at the Service Center where you filed your case. After filing
an application or petition with a Service Center, applicants and
petitioners receive a receipt that includes a receipt number. You
will need this receipt number when you call "USCIS Direct". In addition
to case information, "USCIS Direct" provides information on Service
Center mailing addresses, hours, jurisdictions, and forms.
The telephone
numbers are:
California
Service Center: (949) 831-8427
Nebraska Service
Center: (402) 323-7830
Texas Service
Center: (214) 381-1423
Vermont Service
Center: (802) 527-3160

My
case was filed at a Service Center but my last contact was with
a local USCIS office
Contact the
local office directly, rather than the Service Center (for example,
if you received a notice to appear for interview at a local USCIS office or you were interviewed at that location).

My
case was filed at a local USCIS office
You must write
to that USCIS office, ATTN: Status Inquiry. You will find the local
office addresses on the USCIS
Field Offices website. Your letter should include the following:
- Applicant's
or petitioner's A-Number (8 or 9 digit number following the letter
"A");
- Applicant's
or petitioner's current legal name and, if different, the name
as it appears on the application;
- Applicant's
or petitioner's date of birth;
- Type of
application and form number;
- Applicant's
or petitioner's receipt number, if the applicant received one;
- Approximate
date and office with which the application was filed; and
- Office where
interviewed, if applicable.
Sign the request,
or if you are preparing the request for someone else, have the applicant
or petitioner sign the request.
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