Has anyone tried the lawfully tracker app

[seattlefiler2017]

While it does not seem to provide any additional information other than the case tracker app, I find it interesting that it uses analytics and machine learning to predict when your interview might be based upon your city of filing (and the current processing times)



Just thought it was interesting and cool to see how accurate the predictions are..

[UScitizenFilingforspouse]

While it does not seem to provide any additional information other than the case tracker app, I find it interesting that it uses analytics and machine learning to predict when your interview might be based upon your city of filing (and the current processing times)





Just thought it was interesting and cool to see how accurate the predictions are..

Thank you for sharing this piece of information! I have not looked through it yet. The main issue with these analytics apps is that the calculation will likely be similar to the overall processing time. USCIS does not include the jurisdiction of each one of the receipt numbers that you see on the apps. And why would they? That would bring REAL ACCOUNTABILITY to them, and of course, they don't want that.

[seattlefiler2017]

Thank you for sharing this piece of information! I have not looked through it yet. The main issue with these analytics apps is that the calculation will likely be similar to the overall processing time. USCIS does not include the jurisdiction of each one of the receipt numbers that you see on the apps. And why would they? That would bring REAL ACCOUNTABILITY to them, and of course, they don't want that.

I am aware of that, its just interesting that they say they use historical processing information and AI to compute processing times. While it might be totally inaccurate and just a fancy way of reflecting the processing time for that office, It will be interesting to see how much it matches reality. If anything its a fun tool to base expectations upon.

[UScitizenFilingforspouse]

I am aware of that, its just interesting that they say they use historical processing information and AI to compute processing times. While it might be totally inaccurate and just a fancy way of reflecting the processing time for that office, It will be interesting to see how much it matches reality. If anything its a fun tool to base expectations upon.

Of course! And thank you for sharing the info! I love analytics! Someone started an Excel sheet where people are entering their info. But again, in this case, it also falls short because the receipt numbers aren't there.

I keep thinking sometimes if there is a way to bring some accountability to USCIS. Maybe an app that prompts users to enter the zip code of their receipt numbers?

[UScitizenFilingforspouse]

It's not an iphone app!!! Dang!

[krypton9591]

may Android Live on forever.

[UScitizenFilingforspouse]

may Android Live on forever.

HAHA! Pity! It looks like a good app. I was really curious about the AI component.

[WaitedLongEnough]

may Android Live on forever.

Aaarrrggggg

[UScitizenFilingforspouse]

Aaarrrggggg

We can ALL still be friends. LOL, even though CLEARLY iphone is the right way but you know, krypton9591 is a nice guy. It's OK.

That being said the case tracker app is still not validating my credentials.