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I-485s at the Vermont Service Center

On June 30, 2026, USCIS's Vermont Service Center held 228 employment-based I-485s. It approved 1 in the three months before. These are USCIS's own counts.

Every office in one table Timelines people shared from here

The other centers: California Service Center, National Benefits Center, Nebraska Service Center, Potomac Service Center, Texas Service Center

The quarter at the Vermont Service Center

228
employment-based I-485s pending here 45% fewer than FY26 Q2
through Jun 30 2026
1
approved here in the quarter
through Jun 30 2026
2
received here in the quarter 100% more than FY26 Q2
through Jun 30 2026

That pile is 114.0 quarters of work at the quarter's pace of 2 decisions, and the 4th largest of 6 centers. It compares workload. It isn't a wait for any one case.

The last 4 quarters

Employment-based I-485s at this office, newest quarter first, with the family-based pile beside them for scale. Pending is the count on the quarter's last day.

Employment-based I-485s received, approved, denied and pending at the Vermont Service Center, by quarter
Quarter Received Approved Denied Pending Family pending
Apr to Jun 2026 2 1 1 228 239,674
Jan to Mar 2026 1 0 0 412 227,272
Oct to Dec 2025 0 0 0 420 177,046
Jul to Sep 2025 0 0 3 441 164,434

Source: USCIS, i485_performance_data_fy2026_q3_v1.xlsx, through June 30, 2026. “Withheld” is a cell USCIS prints as D because it holds one to nine cases.

What these numbers can't tell you

  • How long your own case will take. USCIS publishes a pile and a quarter's decisions per office. It doesn't publish a wait per office.
  • Where your case is. USCIS can move a case between offices while it waits, and this file counts it wherever it sits on the quarter's last day. USCIS says it sends a transfer notice when it moves a case, and an interview or appointment notice names the office to go to.
  • Why a count moved. Cases sent in from another office and cases newly filed both show as received.

For the office's address, hours and the area it serves, use USCIS's own list of field offices.

Timelines people shared from the Vermont Service Center

USCIS doesn't publish how long one office takes, so this part comes from people whose I-485 was here. Their dates are self-reported, and each timeline is checked before it shows.

Nobody has shared a timeline from the Vermont Service Center yet. Yours would be the first.

Questions about this office

How many employment-based I-485s are pending at the Vermont Service Center?
USCIS's file for Apr to Jun 2026 lists 228 employment-based I-485s pending at the Vermont Service Center on the quarter's last day, with 1 approved and 1 denied during the quarter.
How long does the Vermont Service Center take to decide an I-485?
USCIS doesn't publish a wait for one office. Its quarterly file gives each office's pending pile and its quarter's decisions, which this page prints. USCIS's own posted processing times are on the I-485 processing times page.
Can my I-485 be decided at an office other than my local one?
Yes. USCIS can move a case from one office to another while it waits, and its file counts a case wherever it sits on the quarter's last day. USCIS says it sends a transfer notice when it moves a case, and an interview or appointment notice names the office to go to.
How long did people at the Vermont Service Center wait for their I-485?
USCIS doesn't publish a wait for one office. People whose I-485 was at the Vermont Service Center can share their own dates on this page, and it shows a median once five have.
Where do these numbers come from?
From the I-485 file USCIS publishes each quarter on its Immigration and Citizenship Data page, which lists every field office and service center. This site copies it as published and names the quarter beside every figure.

Read next

I-485 by field office through Jun 30, 2026. How these figures are counted. Spotted an error? Tell us; every fix is dated in the corrections log.

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Waiting on a PERM case?

  • When it'll likely be decided
  • An email when DOL moves it

It's on your ETA-9089 receipt. A case number looks like G-100-26125-868956.

Don't have the number?