How long USCIS is taking to decide I-102 applications to replace or issue a nonimmigrant's I-94 arrival/departure record. Updated every day.
We're still collecting enough decided I-102 cases to publish our own numbers (we wait for at least 20). Until then, USCIS's published national median is 7.3 months.
USCIS national median, FY2026 for I-102: 7.3 months.
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Most I-94 records are electronic and can be downloaded free from CBP's I-94 website. An I-102 is mainly for paper records that were lost or damaged, or records that were never issued correctly.
If CBP made a mistake when admitting you, it's usually faster to ask a CBP deferred inspection office or port of entry to fix it than to file with USCIS.
This page is general information, not legal advice. For decisions about your own case, check USCIS's current guidance or talk to an immigration attorney.
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All USCIS processing timesUSCIS's published national median for I-102 is 7.3 months. We don't yet have enough decided I-102 cases of our own to publish a figure, so this page shows USCIS's number until we do.
Sometimes, if USCIS issued the record (for example with an extension approval). Errors from your entry are usually corrected by CBP. Confirm the details for your case with USCIS or an immigration attorney.
Ours come from real I-102 cases we tracked from the day USCIS received them to the day they were approved or denied, over the last 12 months. USCIS's median covers its whole fiscal year and, for some forms, only one category. Neither predicts a single case exactly: your service center or field office, your category and any Request for Evidence matter more.
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