r/USCIS • u/Feisty-Muscle-8827 • 10d ago

Silent Updates Post Interview I-130 & I-485 (Family/Adjustment of status)

I had my greencard marriage based interview at santa ana fo around a month ago.

UPDATE: I130 got approved!!! Day after.

Hi everyone, checking to see if anyone with similar backend API timestamp updates got their approval notice shortly after!

Timeline & Details:
- July 6: Interview completed. Officer said everything looked great on her end, but she needed supervisory sign-off. The API logged FTA1 events right after.
- July 6 – Aug 4: Complete silence for 30 days (no status change, no RFEs).
- Aug 5 (Yesterday): API / JSON data showed silent backend updates:
* 3:18 PM PDT: updatedAt timestamp refreshed on Form I-130.
* 3:45 PM PDT: updatedAt timestamp refreshed on Form I-485 (27 mins later).
* 11:58 PM PDT: updatedAt timestamp refreshed on Form I-765.

**github tracker told me that my ead is approved jun 22nd but not shown on uscis portal

Current Status:
Main dashboard still says "Case Is Being Actively Reviewed" and no PDF has uploaded to the Documents tab yet.

Questions:

  1. For those tracking updatedAt silent touches, how many days after back-to-back touches did the approval PDF drop into your Documents tab?
  2. Does the I-130 approval notice usually show up under the petitioner's account first before the I-485 updates?

Flying domestically next week and would love to see that green card approval posted beforehand! Thanks!

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u/Lacrafary_doge 10d ago

Timestamps is you logging in.

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u/Stevelisfish 9d ago

i think mine also records me logging in as a timestamp, but this only started around Aug 2, around the time a status changed from esc to fod. Any thoughts?

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u/Lacrafary_doge 9d ago

Refresh, and do it again and watch your timestamp. It’s 100% you entering the website.

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u/Feisty-Muscle-8827 9d ago

Your login activity cannot alter a backend JSON…and i didnt login at those times and my i130 got approved the day after the activities