Form I-407 processing time

I-407 Record of Abandonment of Lawful Permanent Resident Status

Service centerEastern Forms Center
Current published range
2 Months to 2.5 Months
30-day change
+0 days slower
Receipts as of
Apr 4, 2026
USCIS adjudication date

Processing time trend

Months to decision

FY diamonds are USCIS-published yearly national averages. Weekly points average our daily snapshots. Daily points are individual USCIS snapshots from the last 30 days.

Summary · Updated 2026-06-08

As of 2026-06-08, USCIS reports a 2 Months to 2.5 Months processing time for Form I-407 Record of Abandonment of Lawful Permanent Resident Status cases handled by Eastern Forms Center. This range represents the time to complete 80% of these cases. If your filing receipt is dated before April 4, 2026, you may submit a case inquiry to USCIS.

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How long does I-407 Record of Abandonment of Lawful Permanent Resident Status take?

USCIS currently publishes a range of 2 Months to 2.5 Months for Form I-407 Record of Abandonment of Lawful Permanent Resident Status cases handled by Eastern Forms Center, as of . This is the time to complete 80% of cases of this type at this office — your case may resolve faster or slower than the published range.

Can I submit a case inquiry?

USCIS accepts case inquiries when your receipt date is older than the published inquiry date. For I-407 Record of Abandonment of Lawful Permanent Resident Status at Eastern Forms Center, that date is currently April 4, 2026. If your filing receipt is dated before that, you can submit a service request through your USCIS online account.

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How to read the chart

The chart combines four data sources, oldest to newest: USCIS-published fiscal-year averages from FY2014 (including the current partial year), drawn from USCIS's Historic Processing Times page; weekly averages computed from our daily snapshots; and daily snapshots for the most recent 30 days. A flat line means the published range was unchanged in our snapshots, not that nothing is happening on individual cases.

Source & methodology

All processing-time figures on this page come directly from USCIS's official Processing Times tool. We snapshot the published ranges every weekday and store the time series for trend analysis. Historic fiscal-year medians come from USCIS's Historic Processing Times page. This site is independent and not affiliated with USCIS or any government agency.

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