N-400 processing at Agana, GU
USCIS does not publish processing times per office. Nationally, N-400 (Civilian) filers can expect a decision in 8-16 months if they file today, going by USCIS’s median for Apr–Jun 2026. USCIS decided 64% fewer of these that quarter than its average over the four before, so plan for the later end. See the national N-400 range for each category.
Latest USCIS data: Apr–Jun 2026, from the N-400 by Category, Case Status, and USCIS Field Office Location report.
Time to clear backlog
Not shown: too few decisions
Pending applications
901
+28% vs. previous quarter
Decided in Apr–Jun 2026
~17
Denials withheld by USCIS as too few, counted as 5
Approval rate
57-92%
range: USCIS withheld the denials as too few (1 to 9)
Quarter-over-quarter highlight: The pile of pending N-400 applications at the Agana office grew 28% to 901 in Apr–Jun 2026.
What happened to the applications
The bars are the N-400 decisions the Agana office made each quarter, approved in blue and denied in red. The amber line is its backlog: how many applications were still waiting at the end of that quarter, most of them filed in earlier ones. The dashed line is how many came in.
- Approved
- Denied
- Pending at quarter end
- Filed
The numbers are stored in a JSON file on GitHub.
Backlog over time
Time to clear backlog is how long the office would need to decide every pending case at last quarter’s pace. It is not your wait: the pile includes cases on hold and cases USCIS cannot decide yet, and USCIS sometimes moves pending cases between offices. The chart leaves it out for quarters in which the office decided fewer than 100 cases.