r/USCIS

Updated 2026-10-24

r/USCIS is a News & Politics community on Reddit with 414,647 members, ranking #70 of 1,830 in News & Politics. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is the government agency that oversees lawful immigration to the United States. This subreddit is not affiliated with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services or the Federal Government of the United States. Additionally, any advice found here IS NOT legal advice. Reddit is not a substitute for a real lawyer.

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How big is r/USCIS?

Created in 2012, r/USCIS has had over a decade to grow and is a large community by Reddit standards. Within News & Politics it ranks #70 of 1,830 communities we track — the top 3.8% of the category by subscriber count. That puts it about 288× the median News & Politics subreddit, which has 1,442 members. It is a work-safe community with no 18+ flag on Reddit.

For scale, the largest News & Politics community we track is r/worldnews with 47,479,601 members — roughly 115 times the size of r/USCIS. Reddit itself launched in 2005, so a subreddit created in 2012 sits in the middle wave of community building on the platform. Subscriber counts indicate reach, not activity — a large community can be quiet, and a smaller one busy. Open r/USCIS on Reddit to see how often people actually post before deciding whether it is worth joining.

Members414,647
CategoryNews & Politics
Rank in category#70 of 1,830
Created2012
Category median size1,442 members
Content ratingWork-safe (SFW)

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