How to Identify Your USCIS Processing Center Easily

Learn how to find your USCIS processing center using your I-797 form and online case status tools.

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To identify your USCIS processing center, check the I-797 Notice of Action form you received. The code at the bottom left corner of the receipt number indicates the center: - EAC (Vermont Service Center), - WAC (California Service Center), - LIN (Nebraska Service Center), and - SRC (Texas Service Center). Alternatively, when checking your case status online, the assigned center is often mentioned.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is the I-797 Notice of Action? The I-797 Notice of Action is a form that USCIS provides to communicate actions taken on your case, including the assigned processing center.
  2. How long does it take for USCIS to process cases? Processing times vary by case type and processing center; you can check the specific processing times on the USCIS website.
  3. What should I do if I don’t see my processing center on the I-797? If your processing center is not clear, visit the USCIS website and enter your case number for detailed information.
  4. Can I change my processing center? Changing your processing center is not common; however, if you believe there’s an error, contact USCIS for assistance.