Privately check one I-821D and one I-765 case using your signed-in myUSCIS session.
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3
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Version
1.0.3
updated 20 Aug 2026
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About Case Status — DACA & Work Permit
Check your DACA and work permit cases together in one calm, private Chrome extension.
Case Status is intentionally limited to two connected IOE cases: one Form I-821D and one Form I-765. After you sign in to myUSCIS and click “Check both cases,” the extension retrieves your latest case information directly from USCIS and verifies that each receipt belongs in the correct form slot.
Features:
- One fixed I-821D slot and one fixed I-765 slot
- Current USCIS status and description
- Filing and update dates
- Event, notice, and document counts when available
- Service-center information when available
- Applicant-name greeting when USCIS provides it
- One-click local handoff to the detailed dashboard at cstatus.us
- Dark and light themes
- Local-only receipt and summary storage
- One-click option to forget saved cases
Privacy:
The extension does not ask for or store your myUSCIS password. Raw USCIS responses are processed temporarily in memory and are not saved. The developer does not receive your receipt numbers or case information. When you open the full dashboard, the extension can transfer its saved compact summaries directly to cstatus.us inside Chrome. The data is not uploaded to the developer's server. There are no analytics, advertisements, tracking scripts, remote code, or automatic background checks.
You must be signed in at my.uscis.gov in the same Chrome browser, and both IOE cases must be linked to your account.
This independent tool is not affiliated with USCIS or the U.S. government and does not provide legal advice. Always rely on official USCIS notices for legal decisions.