Data Integrity & Provenance Standards

How We Verify Our Data

Immigration decisions are life-defining. EasyVisaCheck adheres to strict data integrity standards so you never have to guess whether numbers are accurate, current, or artificially inflated.

Zero Synthetic Estimates

We never fabricate or extrapolate processing dates. Every wait time, priority date cutoff, and form processing range is taken directly from an official agency release.

Fail-Closed Atomic Publishing

If an automated daily scrape encounters an upstream government outage or Cloudflare block, our system refuses to publish incomplete records and preserves the last validated state.

Transparent Staleness Notice

Every card and page displays a timestamp. If upstream data is delayed, we prominently display a verification notice rather than claiming false real-time precision.

Our Official Government Data Feeds

USCIS Processing Times

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (DHS)

Daily automated ingestion

We poll USCIS published processing times for every form category and service center. If the upstream USCIS server fails or is blocked by Cloudflare WAF, our atomic ingestion engine halts publication and preserves the last confirmed official snapshot with a visible provenance badge.

Method: Direct API queries with resilient proxy fallbacks against egov.uscis.gov/processing-times Official Agency Portal →

Department of State Visa Bulletin

U.S. Department of State (Bureau of Consular Affairs)

Monthly upon official release

Each month when the Department of State releases the upcoming Visa Bulletin, we ingest both the "Final Action Dates" and "Dates for Filing" tables. We also mirror the USCIS companion announcement confirming which chart applies for domestic I-485 submissions.

Method: Automated HTML & PDF parser cross-verified against USCIS Adjustment of Status filing charts Official Agency Portal →

USCIS Quarterly Workload Statistics

USCIS Office of Performance and Quality

Quarterly official release

We parse official quarterly filings, approvals, denials, and pending case inventories across service centers and field offices (e.g., Form I-140, I-485, N-400), providing historical trends and queue visibility without estimation.

Method: Structured ingestion of official government XLSX/CSV statistical reports Official Agency Portal →

Department of Labor LCA Database

Employment and Training Administration (DOL)

Quarterly disclosure releases

Our H-1B sponsor database and prevailing wage references are built from certified Labor Condition Applications (ETA-9035) published by the Department of Labor. We do not use third-party scrape aggregations.

Method: Direct ETL on official OFLC disclosure data files from foreignlaborcert.doleta.gov Official Agency Portal →

Consular Appointment Wait Times

U.S. Department of State Consular Posts

Weekly snapshot verification

Consular appointment wait times represent State Department weekly averages across interview categories (B1/B2, F-1, H-1B, L-1). These are informational averages published by individual embassies and consulates and fluctuate based on post staffing and seasonal demand.

Method: Ingestion of public consular appointment wait time tables Official Agency Portal →

Important Non-Affiliation & Legal Notice

EasyVisaCheck is an independent public information utility. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operating on behalf of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the Department of State (DOS), or the Department of Labor (DOL).

The information presented on this website is for educational and tracking purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Immigration regulations and adjudications depend on the unique circumstances of each petition. For individual legal counsel, consult a licensed immigration attorney.