For families waiting on the I-130 approval

Know your next moveTODAY

Your case has options, and every option has a date. We show you each move, watch the official timelines daily, and build your dated record from every letter you send and every reply you get.

No account needed. Takes about 2 minutes.

๐Ÿ“… Your dates, watched dailyโœ๏ธ Letters drafted, you send๐Ÿ“ Every reply on your record
The wait you are in, measured

USCIS is carrying a record number of pending cases.

Official USCIS figures, FY2026 Q3 (April to June 2026).

12.8M
cases pending at USCIS, a record
โ–ฒ 1.5M in six months
2.4M
of them are I-130 family petitions
cases like yours
593K
more cases arrived than were completed last quarter
โ–ฒ the queue grew again
43.3mo
median wait for family-preference I-130s
immediate relatives: 13 mo

Your case is one of these numbers. See exactly where it stands, free โ†’

your dates, checked daily against official timelines
The free check

Two minutes. No account. Three answers.

Everyone tells you to wait. Nobody tells you these.

1

Where your case actually sits

Your months in line against USCIS's own published range for your exact category and office. Not a forum guess.

~2 minutes
2

Every move that exists for your case

Ask USCIS, expedite, Congress, the formal demand letter. Each one with the date it opens, computed from your receipt date.

free, always
3

The day something changes

One email when a move opens, a week's warning first, and a note when USCIS moves its own timelines. Nothing else, ever.

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The quiet truth about stuck cases

What moves a stuck case is a record.

Dated letters, dated replies, dated silence. We build that record with you, from the first free check onward.

Nearly 180,000

congressional case inquiries reached USCIS in a single year, by its own count. Escalating is normal, not desperate.

Published criteria

decide expedite requests. If one fits your situation, you can ask any day, and a no does not hurt your case.

Federal law

lets a court be asked to order a decision on a case that has waited unreasonably long. The record you build is what that conversation starts from.

Pricing

Free to know. Fair to act.

Seeing your moves and their dates costs nothing, ever. Pay once, only when you want us to prepare the work with you.

Free
$0
forever
  • โœ“All your moves, with dates
  • โœ“Email alerts when a move opens
  • โœ“Plain-English guides for each step
  • ยทPersonalized letters
  • ยทCase record timeline
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$59 once
Everything included, 12 months
  • โœ“Everything in Free
  • โœ“Your letter to USCIS, written from your case and ready to send
  • โœ“Letters to your representative and both senators, ready to send
  • โœ“Your formal demand letter, prepared from your full case record
  • โœ“See which fast-track reasons USCIS accepts for an expedite, and how to ask
  • โœ“A dated record of every letter, call, and reply, downloadable to show exactly what you did and when
  • โœ“Follow-up reminders on the right day, with the words to say when you call USCIS

Each step builds the record the next one stands on.

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Why it costs anything at all

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Keeping your case safe

Encrypted storage and secure servers run around the clock, for every family.

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Keeping your dates fresh

Your timelines are re-checked every single day. That machinery is not free to run.

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Watching so you don't have to

Hundreds of alert emails go out so nobody has to refresh a case status at 2am.

The deal is simple: the families who buy a plan fund the checker that stays free for everyone. One payment, no subscription traps, and the free part is free forever.
What we are, and what we are not

Honest by design.

You have waited long enough to deserve straight answers.

We cannot speed up the government.

Nobody can, and anyone who promises it is selling you something. What we do instead: show you every move your case allows, watch your dates every day, and have each letter ready on the day it opens.

We prepare. You send.

We are software, not a law firm. Every letter is drafted from your own case for you to read, change, and send yourself. It carries your name, you press send, and a lawyer can join at any point.

Some cases need a lawyer, not us.

Our first questions check whether software fits your case at all. When it does not, we tell you before you pay, and we tell you what kind of help fits instead.

MoveMyCase is a self-help software product that helps you prepare and track your own inquiries. It is not a law firm, is not affiliated with USCIS or any government agency, and does not provide legal advice, opinions, or representation. Using this product does not create an attorney-client relationship. If you need legal advice, consult a licensed immigration attorney.