Quick answers to the date and fee questions that come up before and after you file with USCIS.
The earliest date you can apply for citizenship, plus physical presence and long-trip checks.
When your 90-day window to remove conditions opens, and your deadline.
When USCIS needs your response to a Request for Evidence or Notice of Intent to Deny.
Filing fees for common forms, paper and online, added up.
DOL's current PERM and prevailing wage times, and when your PERM should be decided.
The N-400 early filing calculator tells you the first day USCIS accepts your citizenship application and checks your trips abroad. The I-751 calculator gives you the window to remove conditions on a 2-year green card. The fee calculator adds up what you'll pay.
If USCIS sends a Request for Evidence or a Notice of Intent to Deny, the RFE deadline calculator tells you when your response is due. To follow your case, check your status or get an alert when it changes.
Yes. They're free, need no account, and run in your browser, so the dates you enter aren't sent anywhere.
Use them as a guide, not legal advice. They apply the general USCIS rules, but your notice, your card and your circumstances come first. Confirm dates, fees and eligibility with USCIS or an immigration attorney before you file.
Enter the receipt number from your USCIS notice on our case status page. You can get a free email alert for one case, or WhatsApp alerts and decision estimates with CaseTracker Personal.
These calculators give estimates, not legal advice. Confirm dates, fees and eligibility with USCIS or an immigration attorney before you file.