Two Recorded Entries in OMB Control Number 1615-0012 History

The cited reginfo.gov OMB Control Number History table displays entries for control number 1615-0012. Its rows include reference numbers, dates, and recorded conclusion actions (reginfo.gov). This article reports two of those displayed entries without asserting a relationship to every form edition.

This original record-reading guide is a general reading aid, not cited evidence. It does not depict a source record; the article text and source links provide the facts.

Key points

• The OMB Control Number is a durable lookup key: it does not change when the underlying collection is revised, so the same number printed on the form leads to its full history (reginfo.gov).
• The reginfo.gov history table for control number 1615-0012 records each revision as a separate row with an “ICR Ref. No.,” a “Request Type,” a “Date Received By OIRA,” a “Conclusion Date,” and a “Conclusion Action” (reginfo.gov).
• As of September 6, 2026, the most recent entry, ICR Ref. No. “202508-1615-055,” was received by OIRA on “11/10/2025” and reached a conclusion on “12/05/2025,” recorded as “Comment filed on proposed rule and continue” (reginfo.gov).
• An earlier entry, ICR Ref. No. “202401-1615-027,” was received on “02/06/2024” and closed on “03/19/2024,” recorded as “Approved without change” (reginfo.gov).

A durable lookup key

The number 1615-0012 is what OMB assigns to this particular information collection, and it functions as a permanent address for that collection’s paperwork record. In the two entries shown here, each new review request got its own entry, but the control number itself did not change. That is what makes the number on the form useful for lookup: a reader can take the number printed on Form I-130 straight to reginfo.gov and find the collection’s public history (reginfo.gov).

What the history table shows

The OMB Control Number History table at reginfo.gov lists each individual request row by row. The verified columns on that page are “ICR Ref. No.,” “Request Type,” “Date Received By OIRA,” “Conclusion Date,” and “Conclusion Action” (reginfo.gov). Together, those fields let a reader see when a given revision request was submitted for review, when it was closed out, and what the recorded conclusion was — without needing to guess at a separate identifier for each version of the collection.

The most recent recorded revision

As of September 6, 2026, the newest entry in the table carries ICR Ref. No. “202508-1615-055.” It was received by OIRA on “11/10/2025” and its Conclusion Date is “12/05/2025.” The recorded Conclusion Action for this entry is “Comment filed on proposed rule and continue” (reginfo.gov).

A prior recorded revision

An earlier entry in the same history table carries ICR Ref. No. “202401-1615-027.” It was received by OIRA on “02/06/2024” and its Conclusion Date is “03/19/2024.” The recorded Conclusion Action for this entry is “Approved without change” (reginfo.gov).

What this record does not answer

This history table records that revision requests happened, when they were received and closed, and what conclusion each one reached — but it does not describe what text or content actually changed on the face of any specific form edition. It also does not say which edition of Form I-130 USCIS currently accepts for filing; that is tracked elsewhere, not in this OMB history table. And nothing in this table has any bearing on any individual reader’s own filing, case, or timeline — it is a public record of the collection’s paperwork-approval history, not a case-tracking tool.

Source links

reginfo.gov OMB Control Number History — 1615-0012