SwiviKa USCIS + EOIR Tracker vs CasePulse

SwiviKa is your complete immigration case tracker — free, private, and available in English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole. Whether you are waiting on a USCIS case status update, need to check your EOIR court date, or want to follow the monthly Visa Bulletin, SwiviKa puts every tool you need in one place. No account required. No subscription. Just real information, in your language. USCIS CASE TRACKER Check your USCIS case status instantly using your receipt number. Track multiple cases at the same time and get the latest updates directly from USCIS. No more logging into government websites or refreshing your browser all day. Add your receipt number once and SwiviKa tracks it for you. EOIR COURT DATE & ASYLUM CLOCK Look up your immigration court hearing schedule and asylum clock using your A-Number. SwiviKa pulls directly from the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) so you always know when your next hearing is and where you stand on your asylum case. VISA BULLETIN Follow the monthly Department of State Visa Bulletin inside the app. Track priority dates for family-based and employment-based green card categories. SwiviKa also shows NVC processing timeframes so you know how long the National Visa Center is taking on case file creation, case review, and inquiry responses. IMMIGRATION NEWS Stay informed with a live feed of the latest US immigration news from trusted sources. Know what is happening with immigration policy, USCIS processing times, and court decisions as they happen. US CITIZENSHIP TEST PREP Study for your naturalization interview with all 128 USCIS civics test questions, English reading and writing materials, and free practice tests — all inside the app. USEFUL IMMIGRATION LINKS Quick access to the tools you use most — USCIS Change of Address, USCIS Office Locator, I-94 Arrival/Departure records, and Adjustment of Status filing status — all in one place. AVAILABLE IN 3 LANGUAGES SwiviKa is built for the immigrant community. The entire app is available in English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole so you can use it comfortably in the language you know best. WHY SWIVIKA? The US immigration system is complicated. Government websites are confusing, slow, and hard to navigate — especially if English is not your first language. SwiviKa was built to change that. One free app that gives immigrants and their families clear, simple access to the information they need to track their cases, prepare for hearings, and stay informed. Free to download. No login required. No personal data collected. Available in English, Haitian Creole and Spanish. Download SwiviKa today and always know where your case stands.

CasePulse is the easiest way to monitor your U.S. immigration cases — all in one place, completely free. Whether you're waiting on a USCIS petition, an NVC visa appointment, or an EOIR court hearing, CasePulse keeps you informed without having to constantly check multiple government websites. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Track USCIS, NVC, and EOIR cases side by side • Get instant notifications the moment your case status changes • View a full timeline of every status update your case has ever had • See community trends — how cases like yours are progressing nationwide • Add multiple cases and organize them with custom nicknames • Check USCIS processing times and NVC visa bulletin data in-app BUILT FOR PRIVACY CasePulse never asks for your name, address, email, or any personal information. Your case receipt numbers are linked only to a random, anonymous device ID. Nothing else. Your data is yours. ALWAYS FREE No subscriptions. No ads. No account required. Download and start tracking in under a minute. DISCLAIMER CasePulse is an independent app and is NOT affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to USCIS, the Department of Homeland Security, the National Visa Center, the Executive Office for Immigration Review, or any other government agency. Status information is retrieved from public government sources and may not reflect real-time processing delays. This app does not constitute legal advice. For guidance on your immigration case, please consult a qualified immigration attorney.