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Check for a Possible USCIS Silent Update
Compare the case record update time with dated events in your JSON. Understand timestamp differences and the limits of this comparison.
How do I read my USCIS case JSON?
Paste or import your own JSON, choose Analyze free preview, then review the event timeline and warnings. The free analysis runs locally; saving or purchasing a report is optional.
Choose data you are authorized to view
Use your own case JSON. Remove passwords, cookies, tokens and identity documents before pasting. Do not share USCIS login credentials.
Paste JSON or choose a local file
Provide a case object or an object containing it under data. For a detailed timeline, events must be an array. A supported status-only export can be read with reduced detail. The reader accepts up to 1 MB and 2,000 events.
Analyze and inspect the result
Choose Analyze free preview. Review the event order, missing timestamps and data warnings. Unknown event codes remain unverified.
Check important information with USCIS
Compare important actions with official USCIS notices and Case Status Online. A timestamp difference alone does not predict a decision.
Where should I verify my official case status?
Use USCIS Case Status Online and your official notices to verify case information. This independent reader only organizes the data you supply.
This official resource is for case-status verification. It does not document our account-import links or establish the meaning of internal event codes.