FY2026 Q2
The fastest USCIS field offices
Ranked by how far each office's queue ran below the national figure for the same form. Field offices only.
| # | Grade | Office | Form | Queue | vs national |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | A | Columbus Ohio | N-400 | 8.4 mo | -58% |
| 2 | A | Los Angeles California | N-400 | 8.8 mo | -56% |
| 3 | A | Tucson Arizona | I-130 | 5.8 mo | -54% |
| 4 | A | Queens New York | N-400 | 9.7 mo | -52% |
| 5 | A | New Jersey Central New Jersey | N-400 | 9.7 mo | -52% |
| 6 | A | St. Louis Missouri | N-400 | 9.9 mo | -51% |
| 7 | A | Providence Rhode Island | N-400 | 10.2 mo | -50% |
| 8 | A | Cleveland Ohio | N-400 | 10.6 mo | -47% |
| 9 | A | West Palm Beach Florida | N-400 | 10.9 mo | -46% |
| 10 | A | Brooklyn New York | N-400 | 11.0 mo | -45% |
| 11 | A | San Juan Puerto Rico | N-400 | 11.5 mo | -43% |
| 12 | A | New York New York | I-130 | 7.1 mo | -43% |
| 13 | A | San Diego California | I-130 | 7.1 mo | -43% |
| 14 | A | Portland Oregon | I-130 | 7.2 mo | -42% |
| 15 | A | Nashville Tennessee | I-130 | 7.2 mo | -42% |
| 16 | A | New York New York | N-400 | 11.7 mo | -42% |
| 17 | A | Los Angeles County California | N-400 | 11.9 mo | -41% |
| 18 | A | Nashville Tennessee | N-400 | 11.9 mo | -41% |
| 19 | A | Norfolk Virginia | N-400 | 12.2 mo | -40% |
| 20 | A | Mount Laurel New Jersey | N-400 | 12.3 mo | -39% |
| 21 | A | San Antonio Texas | I-130 | 7.6 mo | -39% |
| 22 | A | Cincinnati Ohio | N-400 | 12.5 mo | -38% |
| 23 | A | Fort Smith Arkansas | I-130 | 7.8 mo | -38% |
| 24 | A | Phoenix Arizona | I-130 | 8.0 mo | -36% |
| 25 | A | Sacramento California | I-130 | 8.2 mo | -34% |
| 26 | A | St. Albans Vermont | I-130 | 8.2 mo | -34% |
| 27 | A | Des Moines Iowa | N-400 | 13.3 mo | -34% |
| 28 | B | Greer South Carolina | N-400 | 13.5 mo | -33% |
| 29 | B | St. Albans Vermont | N-400 | 13.5 mo | -33% |
| 30 | B | Milwaukee Wisconsin | N-400 | 13.7 mo | -32% |
| 31 | A | Yakima Washington | I-130 | 8.5 mo | -32% |
| 32 | B | Manchester New Hampshire | N-400 | 13.8 mo | -31% |
| 33 | B | Detroit Michigan | N-400 | 13.9 mo | -31% |
| 34 | B | Albany New York | N-400 | 14.0 mo | -31% |
| 35 | A | San Jose California | I-130 | 8.6 mo | -31% |
| 36 | A | Buffalo New York | I-130 | 8.8 mo | -29% |
| 37 | B | Portland Maine | N-400 | 14.3 mo | -29% |
| 38 | B | Atlanta Georgia | N-400 | 14.3 mo | -29% |
| 39 | A | Dallas Texas | I-130 | 8.9 mo | -29% |
| 40 | A | Providence Rhode Island | I-130 | 9.0 mo | -27% |
"Queue" is pending cases expressed in months of work at the rate that office was clearing them. "vs national" compares it with USCIS's own figure for the same form. An office that decides few cases is pulled toward the national figure, so one quiet quarter cannot put it at either end of this table.