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I-360

Track your I-360 case status

The I-360, Petition for Amerasian, Widow(er), or Special Immigrant, covers several very different paths — VAWA self-petitioners, widow(er)s of U.S. citizens, special immigrant juveniles, and certain religious workers. Many of these cases are sensitive and slow, and USCIS won't tell you when yours moves. TrackPetition watches your I-360 and emails you the moment its status changes.

What the I-360 is

Which rules apply depends entirely on your I-360 category, but in each an approval establishes your eligibility and, for many, a priority date toward a green card via I-485 adjustment or consular processing. VAWA cases in particular are handled with confidentiality protections.

Processing time & premium processing

Processing time varies widely by category and service center — a VAWA self-petition, a religious-worker petition and an SIJ case don't move on the same clock. Premium processing is not available for the I-360. Because the categories differ so much, the estimate for your specific I-360 type is the one to check.

Processing times change constantly — for the current figure for your specific form and category, check the official USCIS processing-times tool.

USCIS median processing time

as of FY25 Q3

4 months Range: 2.8–6.2 months · 9 quarters

6.2 2.8 4 6.2 2.8 FY23 Q3 FY25 Q3 FY23 Q3 · 6.2 months FY23 Q4 · 4.7 months FY24 Q1 · 3.8 months FY24 Q2 · 3.0 months FY24 Q3 · 3.0 months FY24 Q4 · 2.8 months FY25 Q1 · 3.1 months FY25 Q2 · 3.8 months FY25 Q3 · 4 months

hover a quarter for its value

Source: USCIS quarterly all-forms reports · current live figures →

Common USCIS statuses

You'll usually see "Case Was Received", "Request for Additional Evidence Was Sent", "Case Was Approved", and transfer/notice updates. USCIS often re-words equivalent steps; we normalize those so real movement reaches you cleanly.

Why tracking matters

An I-360 approval can open the next step toward a green card, and an RFE has a firm deadline. Same-day alerts mean you learn about an approval or evidence request the day USCIS posts it — important on a case that may already have taken a long time.

Frequently asked questions

How do I check my I-360 case status?
Enter your USCIS receipt number in the free check to see the latest status from USCIS, then confirm your email so TrackPetition alerts you on any change.
Does the I-360 have premium processing?
No. USCIS does not offer premium processing for the I-360. Check the USCIS processing-times tool for your specific category.
Is I-360 tracking free?
The receipt-number check and email alerts are free — best-effort, we try to check about once a day. For reliable, more frequent checks (more than 70 times a week) plus WhatsApp and Telegram, a paid plan is available.

Related case types

TrackPetition watches every USCIS case type with a receipt number.

TrackPetition is an independent case-status notification service by Startup58 LLC — not a law firm, and not legal advice or legal assistance. For guidance on your case, consult a licensed immigration attorney. We are not affiliated with USCIS or any government agency. Free tracking is best-effort: we try to check your case about once a day. For reliable, more frequent checks (more than 70 times a week) plus WhatsApp and Telegram alerts, a paid plan is available.

Stop refreshing USCIS. Let us watch your I-360.

Enter your receipt number, confirm your email, and get an alert the moment your status changes.