Where is my immigration case?
Choose the office handling the case and open the right official status system—without entering a case number here.
Find the right status toolImmigration Help Center
Start here for plain-language help or go directly to the official government system you need. AG Law Firm does not operate the linked government websites, and this page does not ask for receipt numbers, A-numbers, or private documents.
Choose the office handling the case and open the right official status system—without entering a case number here.
Find the right status toolSee which government offices may need a separate address update, including special steps for protected cases.
Open the address guideLearn which agency may have an application, court file, border record, detention record, or visa record.
Find the right records officeFollow a calm first-day plan, locate official information, and gather what an attorney may need.
Open the detention planUse a visual sample to find the record number, class of admission, and admit-until field.
Open the I-94 guideMake a safer communication plan for a VAWA, U-visa, T-visa, or other sensitive immigration matter.
Make a safer contact planChoose a common USCIS, court, BIA, or ICE notice and see what to look for, practical next steps, and when prompt attorney review may matter.
Explain my noticePractice the 2008 or 2025 civics-test format with a colorful, interactive round based on official USCIS questions.
Start practicingUse a visual, step-by-step guide to find the right chart, understand C and U, and compare a priority date with a cutoff date.
Open the visual guideReady to talk with the firm?
These private, no-storage tools help you choose between the free intake-specialist screening and a paid attorney consultation, then prepare useful questions and papers.
Answer two private, no-storage questions to compare the free intake-specialist screening with a paid attorney consultation.
Choose the right appointmentChoose the general problem and build a focused list of papers to bring, dates to write down, and questions to ask.
Build my consultation checklistGuides for a specific kind of case
These visual guides explain one part of a case in plain language. They are education, not a screening or a promise that a particular option fits your situation.
See what Form I-918 Supplement B does, what it does not decide, and organize possible records without uploading anything.
Open the certification guide →Follow the New Jersey Family Part track and the separate USCIS track without mixing up their jobs.
See the two-track roadmap →Understand immediate relative, F1, F2A, F2B, F3, and F4 in ordinary relationship language.
Open the family dictionary →Check the right official steps before asking an attorney whether a lawsuit or another legal response makes sense.
Build a delay-checking plan →See how a notice, court hearings, a judge's decision, the BIA, and federal review may connect.
Open the court roadmap →USCIS · EOIR · DOS · ICE
These links open the agency’s own website in a new tab.
Check a USCIS receipt number on the official case-status system.
Open official toolCheck EOIR hearing and case information through the official court system.
Open official toolSee the Department of State’s current priority-date charts.
Open official toolReview the agency’s published processing-time estimates.
Open official toolSearch the official locator for an adult who may be in ICE custody.
Open official toolFind current USCIS forms and filing instructions.
Open official toolGovernment systems can be delayed or incomplete. A status screen does not replace a paper notice, court order, or individual legal review. Do not send sensitive information to AG Law Firm through ordinary email or a public form.
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