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Translate notices, evidence requests, appointments, and internal activity into readable explanations.
Unofficial USCIS case helper
Case Clarity helps signed-in myUSCIS users understand case information for I-485, I-765, and I-131 applications without sharing their USCIS password.
Manual checks only · Local history · No advertising · Not affiliated with USCIS
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Review the official appointment notice for the local time, address, and required identification.
Simple by design
Translate notices, evidence requests, appointments, and internal activity into readable explanations.
Check I-485, I-765, and I-131 cases from the user’s existing signed-in myUSCIS session.
Optionally save changed responses in Chrome extension storage and export them as JSON.
No password collection, no advertising, no third-party analytics, and no sale of case information.
How it works
Open your official myUSCIS account and navigate to the page showing your cases.
The extension detects supported receipt numbers or lets you add one manually.
Review a readable summary and verify important details in the official USCIS notice.
Privacy first
The extension is designed to work from the user’s signed-in myUSCIS tab. It does not ask for a USCIS password and does not include advertising or remote analytics.
Read the privacy policy →The extension uses the session already active in the browser.
Users can disable history, export it, or delete it from the extension.
Case information is not used for advertising or sold to third parties.
Pricing
The recommended first release is free with optional contributions.
Free
$0 forever
Supporter
Any amount
A future paid plan may be offered for advanced features. Core payment processing and subscription licensing require external services and cannot run entirely on GitHub Pages.
FAQ
No. Case Clarity is an independent, unofficial developer tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by USCIS or DHS.
No. The extension is designed only to read case-response information after the user manually starts a check.
No. Always use the official USCIS notice for the appointment date, local time, location, identification requirements, and legal effect.
No. This GitHub Pages website links to external hosted payment or support pages configured by the site owner.
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