USCIS Case Monitor (Local)

Manually check cases from a logged-in myUSCIS tab and show clear, locally stored status history.

## Short Description Understand USCIS case updates faster with clear summaries, multi-case checks, and private local history for I-485, I-765, and I-131. ## Full Description Stop trying to decode confusing USCIS case responses. **Case Clarity** turns technical myUSCIS case information into simple, readable updates for your I-485, I-765, and I-131 applications. Sign in to your myUSCIS account, open the extension, and run a manual case check. Case Clarity helps you understand notices, biometrics activity, evidence requests, case updates, and other information returned by your USCIS account. ### What Case Clarity can do • Check multiple USCIS cases from one place • Support I-485, I-765, and I-131 applications • Detect receipt numbers from your signed-in myUSCIS page • Show clear, user-friendly case summaries • Highlight appointments, notices, and evidence requests • Display recent case activity and update dates • Optionally save changed responses in local history • Export your locally stored history as JSON • Mask receipt numbers in the extension interface ### Privacy-focused by design Your immigration information is sensitive. Case Clarity: • Does not ask for your USCIS password • Uses your existing signed-in myUSCIS browser session • Does not include advertising or tracking analytics • Does not sell your case information • Does not send your case history to the developer • Stores optional history locally in your browser You can disable local history or delete it at any time. ### Easy to use 1. Sign in at my.uscis.gov 2. Open the page containing your cases 3. Click the Case Clarity extension 4. Select your cases 5. Click “Run check” Case Clarity will display the available case information in a format that is easier to understand. ### Important notice Case Clarity is an independent, unofficial developer tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services or the Department of Homeland Security. Case Clarity does not provide legal advice, does not submit immigration forms, and cannot change or speed up a USCIS case. Always rely on official USCIS notices for appointment times, addresses, filing requirements, deadlines, and legal decisions. Case Clarity has one purpose: to help a user understand the status information returned for the user’s own USCIS cases while the user is signed in to my.uscis.gov. The extension detects or accepts USCIS receipt numbers, performs a user-initiated case check, converts the returned case data into readable summaries, and optionally stores changed responses locally so the user can review case history.