A case number gets you the status in plain English, what the queue in front of it looks like, and the employer's own record. It will not get you a decision date, and the page says why.
These statuses are read from DOL directly. The FLAG case-status search answers a batch lookup, and we run it against every undecided case every 12 hours and against all of them weekly. DOL publishes no documented API for this, so it is the same endpoint their own search page uses rather than a supported one. The date shown on each case is when the tracker saw it, not when we did, and it is a snapshot rather than a live feed. DOL is the authority for any case and this page is never a substitute for the determination letter. Check it yourself at flag.dol.gov.
Per-case statuses: flag.dol.gov/recaptcha/caseStatus (DOL, direct) · data through Sep 1, 2026 · daily
Case data: DOL quarterly disclosure files (flag.dol.gov) · data through Jun 30, 2026 · quarterly
Processing times: DOL FLAG (flag.dol.gov/processingtimes) · data through Aug 28, 2026 · daily
DOL's status for this case is Reconsideration Appeals. It was filed July 8, 2025, 421 days ago. DOL has already moved past this filing month, so filing order is not what it is waiting on.
DOL showed this status on August 12, 2026 · DOL's queue position as of August 28, 2026
DOL showed this status 21 days ago, on August 12, 2026, and it has not been looked at since. A case can move in that time, so if something has changed recently it will show on DOL's own status page before it shows here. flag.dol.gov is the source, and it is the authority.
Case number
The middle five digits are a date: day 189 of 2025, which is July 8, 2025. DOL publishes no key for the prefix, so this page does not put a meaning on it.
The record
Under appeal
Reconsideration Appeals
Estimate
Reconsideration is a separate proceeding with its own clock. No percentile of the original filing month describes it.
Cases at this stage have been pending a measured average of 624 days since filing.
Every figure here is a count over the per-case snapshot. None of them is a date, and none of them is a rate this case will move at.
The case was denied and the employer asked the Certifying Officer to look again. Reconsideration is narrow on purpose: it can only rely on documents DOL already received, or documents that existed when the application was filed and were kept to support it.
The clock: The request had to be sent within 30 days of the denial being issued.
Who acts: The Certifying Officer decides whether to reconsider, and may instead treat the request as an appeal to BALCA.
2,344 cases are in this status right now, across every filing month. That is a measure of how common the state is, and nothing more. It is not how likely this case is to leave it or where it goes next: the feed has only been observing status changes since August 2026, and weeks of transitions cannot honestly price the odds of one.
Analyst review is the ordinary queue and it moves in filing order. Everything else takes a case out of that order, which is the honest answer to “DOL passed my month and I still have nothing”.
106 of the 472 still open are in analyst review.
| DOL status |
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A month is not slow or fast on its own. Two either side is enough to see whether this one is ordinary, and July 2025 is not the only thing DOL is holding.
Every decided PERM case DOL published for Ameya Global Inc., across FY2024 to FY2026. It describes the employer's filings, not this case.
A clean record over 6 cases is worth knowing and it is not a rate. At this volume one denial would move the figure by tens of percentage points, so the counts are here and the percentage is not. Everything published about Ameya Global Inc..
Filed before this case
0
undecided cases with an earlier filing month
Filed the same month
472
still open alongside it, not in front of it
Behind the work front
3 ahead
DOL is working October 2025, newer than this case
DOL is working October 2025, which is 3 months newer than this case's filing month. So filing order is no longer what this case is waiting on. 472 cases filed in July 2025 are still open, out of 9,890 filed that month.
A case that stays open past its month is usually in one of the queues that takes it out of filing order: a request for information, an audit, supervised recruitment, or an appeal. The split below shows which of those the rest of the month is sitting in.
9,890 cases were filed in July 2025. 9,418 of them have been decided so far, which is 95.2% of the month.
| Cases |
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| Analyst review 106 | |
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| Analyst Review | 106 |
| Out of filing order 194 | |
| RFI Issued | 191 |
| Application On Hold | 3 |
| Under appeal or review 172 | |
| Reconsideration Appeals | 170 |
| BALCA Appeals | 2 |