MyGreenCard.io translates USCIS, Department of State and Federal Register data into plain language, so employment-based self-petitioners can understand the system and plan with confidence.
Every month, USCIS and the Department of State publish data that shapes immigration timelines: priority date cut-offs, processing volumes, approval and denial trends and backlog depth. But it arrives as spreadsheets, PDFs and bureaucratic language that most people never see, let alone interpret.
MyGreenCard.io exists to close that gap. We pull directly from government sources and turn the numbers into reports any self-petitioner can use, whether you are comparing EB-1A and EB-2 NIW, wondering why a case is taking longer than expected, or trying to understand what a retrogression means.
Each report starts from an original government release. We download the source files, check totals against the published figures, and then summarize what changed and who it affects. Every report states the period its data covers, so you can see how current it is at a glance.
We describe what the data shows across all applicants. We do not predict outcomes for individual cases, and nothing we publish is legal advice.
Spot an error? Email info@myeb2niw.com and we will correct it.
Every figure traces back to a USCIS, Department of State or Federal Register publication.
Each report shows the period its data covers, so nothing stale passes as current.
We explain what a number means for applicants, not just what it is.
We describe the system as a whole. Individual legal advice belongs with a licensed attorney.
Reports are the foundation. These tools are next on the roadmap.
Plain-language updates when your case status changes, with context on what each status means and how long the next step typically takes.
A readiness checklist for EB-1A and EB-2 NIW self-petitioners covering evidence categories and common RFE triggers.
Historical Visa Bulletin movement modeled to show how cut-off dates have moved for each category and country.
An opt-in email when your category and country moves, retrogresses or is flagged at risk in a new Visa Bulletin.
A searchable, anonymized breakdown of common Request for Evidence themes by category.
Priority date progression charted over time for every category and chargeability area.
Founder, MyEB2NIW LLC
MyGreenCard.io is built and maintained by the team behind MyEB2NIW, a document preparation and consulting firm that has supported EB-1A and EB-2 NIW self-petitioners since 2020.
Every dataset here reflects the same government sources our team reviews every day. We believe this information should not be locked behind a consultation; it should be available to anyone navigating the process, whether or not they ever work with us.
MyEB2NIW LLC is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or legal representation. MyGreenCard.io informs your understanding of the system; it does not replace professional advice about your specific case.
When you need advice about your own eligibility or legal options, work with a licensed immigration attorney or a DOJ-accredited representative. USCIS keeps a directory of legal service providers.