IMMIGRATION Tools
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As a service to our residents, Indus Cares Foundation is sharing a list of businesses and service providers that have been recommended by your fellow neighbors. These referrals are intended to help you connect with local providers who have been positively reviewed by members of our community.
Please note:
Indus Cares Foundation is not affiliated with, responsible for, or endorsing any of the businesses listed. We are not liable for any services rendered, costs incurred, or damages resulting from the use of these referrals. All arrangements and agreements are strictly between the resident and the service provider.
We hope this information is helpful as you explore resources available in the community.
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The “USCIS Check My Case Status” tool is used to track the status of an immigration application or petition submitted to USCIS (U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services).
What is it used for?
It is used to monitor the progress of cases such as:
Green Card (permanent residency) applications
Family or employment-based petitions (Forms I-130, I-140, etc.)
Asylum or refugee applications
Work permits (EAD - Form I-765)
DACA renewals
Naturalization (Form N-400)
Adjustment of status (Form I-485)
What information does it show?
The current stage of your case (e.g., “Case Received,” “Case Approved,” “Request for Evidence”)
Important processing dates
Instructions if any action is required (such as submitting documents)
What do you need to use it?
Just the receipt number, which is found on the USCIS notice you receive after filing. It has 13 characters, such as: EAC1234567890
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Checking the EOIR status in English refers to verifying the status of animmigration case with the Executive Office for Immigration Review(EOIR), which is the branch of the U.S. Department of Justice thatoversees immigration courts.
Why check the EOIR status? - It is checked to:
See the date and time of the next immigration court hearing.
Confirm whether a case is active or closed.
Find out if a final decision has been made by the immigration judge.
Check the status of a deportation or asylum case, among others.
How is it checked? – Go to “EOIR Automated Case Information System”
And it can be accessed in two ways:
By phone: Calling 1-800-898-7180. 2. Online: On the EOIR officialwebsite: https://acis.eoir.justice.gov/en/
You only need the A-number (Alien Number), which starts with the letter Afollowed by 8 or 9 digits (example: A123 456 789).
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Additionally, all aliens in the United States must report a changeof address to USCIS within 10 days of moving. This reportingrequirement does not apply to A and G visa holders and visawaiver visitors.
We strongly encourage you to submit your change of addressthrough a USCIS online account as soon as you move.
Using an online account to update your address in a timely waymeets the legal requirement to notify us that you have moved. Italso ensures that your case will continue processing withoutinterruption and that you receive all correspondence and benefitswithout delay.
You also may file a paper Form AR-11 by mail to change youraddress. This meets the legal requirement to notify USCIS of achange of address. However, because filing a paper-based FormAR-11 does not provide for an automated update to your addressin USCIS systems, we strongly encourage requestors to use theself-service change of address tool available in their USCIS onlineaccount when reporting a change of address.