Never miss a USCIS case tracker update.
VisaWatch is the calmest USCIS case tracker for iPhone. Add your receipt number once, and we'll send a push the moment USCIS updates your case, and tell you exactly when your priority date becomes current.
Behind every receipt number is a life on hold.
A new job. A wedding. A family waiting to finally be together. The USCIS process can stretch across months, sometimes years. VisaWatch keeps watch in the background so you can keep living, and tells you the exact moment something moves.
Built for people who refresh USCIS too often.
Every feature exists for one reason: to give you back the hours you've spent F5'ing case-status.uscis.gov.
You're current.
EB-3 Worldwide · June 2026 bulletin · file I-485 immediately
Three steps. About forty seconds.
No accounts. No passwords. Your receipt numbers stay on your phone, we never send them to our servers.
Drop in a receipt number.
Thirteen characters, the same ones on your USCIS notice. Multiple cases for the whole family? Add them all.
We sync with USCIS.
VisaWatch pulls your case history from the official Torch API. No scraping, no fragile tricks, no waiting for someone to update a spreadsheet.
Sit back. We watch.
Every status change. Every Visa Bulletin. The exact moment your priority date is current. You'll know before your lawyer does.
Designed for clarity under pressure.
Native iOS. Dark mode. Dynamic Type. Built like a first-class citizen of your phone, not a stretched web view.
Add your case in seconds.
Enter your USCIS receipt number, give it a name, select your visa category, and you are done. VisaWatch starts monitoring immediately.
The bulletin at a glance.
Every category, EB and F, color-coded against your priority date. Notifications when your category advances or retrogresses.
Every status, in plain English.
Cryptic USCIS messages translated into clear language with estimated timelines and what to do next.
Unlimited cases for the whole family.
Families usually have 3-5 active cases at the same time. VisaWatch tracks every receipt number for the whole family at no extra cost.
Track any USCIS case.
From your green card (I-485) status to H-1B, EAD, and naturalization, VisaWatch is a full USCIS and green card status tracker. Every major form, every employment and family category, every country of chargeability. If USCIS issued you a receipt number, VisaWatch can follow it.
All major USCIS forms
- I-485 (Adjustment of Status)
- I-130, I-140, I-129, I-129F petitions
- N-400 (Naturalization)
- I-765 (EAD), I-131 (Advance Parole), I-90
- Receipts starting with EAC, IOE, LIN, MSC, NBC, SRC, WAC, YSC
EB-1 through EB-5
- EB-1 Priority Workers
- EB-2 Advanced Degree and NIW
- EB-3 Skilled Workers and Professionals
- EB-4 Special Immigrants
- EB-5 Investors
F1 through F4
- F1 Unmarried sons and daughters of U.S. citizens
- F2A Spouses and minor children of LPRs
- F2B Unmarried sons and daughters of LPRs
- F3 Married sons and daughters of U.S. citizens
- F4 Brothers and sisters of U.S. citizens
Every region
- Worldwide (All chargeability areas except those listed)
- China, mainland born
- India
- Mexico
- Philippines
- El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras
Real people. Real journeys. One less thing to carry.
From the first receipt number to the day you're finally current, VisaWatch is built for every kind of case, and every kind of family, waiting to build a life in the U.S.
Your data comes straight from USCIS. Period.
VisaWatch connects directly to the official USCIS Torch API Platform. No screen scraping. No unreliable workarounds. No middlemen between you and your case status.
Official .gov API
We use the USCIS Case Status API, provided by the U.S. government exclusively to authorized developers.
Authorized Developer
VisaWatch passed USCIS's production access review, including a live demo of our application to their team.
Reliable and Real-Time
No broken scrapers, no downtime when USCIS changes their website. Direct API access means your data is always accurate and available.
Data provided via the USCIS Torch API Platform · VisaWatch is not affiliated with or endorsed by USCIS
Other apps failed you. We won't.
A side-by-side reality check between VisaWatch and the case trackers you've already tried.
- Official USCIS APIDirect connection to the official USCIS developer API. No website scraping that breaks every time USCIS changes their site.
- Zero ads, zero lawyer banners, everClean, premium experience from the first tap. No fullscreen interruptions, no popups, no upsell traps.
- Plain-English status with what comes nextEvery cryptic USCIS update is translated into clear language with estimated timelines and actionable next steps.
- Unlimited cases for the whole familyAdd every receipt number you have. I-485, I-765, I-131, H-1B, EAD. All tracked in one place, one price.
- Built for you, not for lawyersNo referral schemes, no hidden fees. Every feature exists to help you track your case, not to sell you something.
- Available even when USCIS is downYour case data is cached and accessible offline. Push notifications arrive even at 3am when USCIS updates.
- Website scraping that breaks every time USCIS updates
- "10 fullscreen ads before finishing setup"
- Cryptic statuses with zero context or next steps
- Pay extra per case, even for your own family
- Lawyer referral upsells instead of useful tools
- USCIS site crashes with no offline fallback
Questions you might have.
What is VisaWatch?
How does VisaWatch track USCIS cases?
Does VisaWatch have ads?
Can I track multiple USCIS cases with VisaWatch?
What is the Visa Bulletin and how does VisaWatch help?
Where are my receipt numbers stored?
Is there an Android version?
This is what you're waiting for.
Home. A life, finally settled. VisaWatch can't make USCIS move faster, but it can make the wait a little calmer, and make sure you never miss the moment it's over.
Stop refreshing. Start watching.
Download VisaWatch on the App Store. Seven days of Premium on us, no commitment.
No ads. No data sold. No shady scraping. Just a quiet, reliable companion through the most uncertain part of building a life in the U.S.
