Visa Bulletin Tracker

Reviewed by William Vasquez, North Carolina State Bar #43410, 2026-06-02

Showing the June 2026 visa bulletin

The current U.S. visa bulletin priority dates for every family and employment green card category and country — with arrows showing what moved since last month. Free and bilingual.

Final Action Dates

CategoryAll OtherChinaIndiaMexicoPhilippines
Family-Sponsored
F1Unmarried adult children of U.S. citizens01 Sep 201701 Sep 201701 Sep 201708 Nov 2007▲01 May 2013
F2ASpouses & minor children of permanent residents01 Jan 2025▲01 Jan 2025▲01 Jan 2025▲01 Jan 2024▲01 Jan 2025▲
F2BUnmarried adult children of permanent residents22 Sep 2017▲22 Sep 2017▲22 Sep 2017▲15 Feb 200908 Apr 2013
F3Married children of U.S. citizens15 Feb 201215 Feb 201215 Feb 201201 May 200122 Nov 2005
F4Siblings of adult U.S. citizens08 Nov 2008▲08 Nov 2008▲01 Nov 200608 Apr 200115 Jul 2007
Employment-Based
EB-1Priority workersCurrent01 Apr 202315 Dec 2022▼CurrentCurrent
EB-2Advanced degree / exceptional abilityCurrent01 Sep 202101 Sep 2013▼CurrentCurrent
EB-3Skilled & professional workers01 Jun 202401 Aug 2021▲15 Dec 2013▲01 Jun 202401 Aug 2023
EB-3OWOther workers01 Feb 202201 Apr 2019▲15 Dec 2013▲01 Feb 202201 Nov 2021
EB-4Special immigrants15 Jul 202215 Jul 202215 Jul 202215 Jul 202215 Jul 2022
EB-4RWReligious workers15 Jul 202215 Jul 202215 Jul 202215 Jul 202215 Jul 2022
EB-5Investors (unreserved)Current22 Sep 201601 May 2022CurrentCurrent
EB-5RInvestors (rural)CurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrent
EB-5HUInvestors (high unemployment)CurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrent
EB-5IInvestors (infrastructure)CurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrent

Dates for Filing

CategoryAll OtherChinaIndiaMexicoPhilippines
Family-Sponsored
F1Unmarried adult children of U.S. citizens01 Oct 201801 Oct 201801 Oct 201801 Oct 200822 Apr 2015
F2ASpouses & minor children of permanent residentsCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrent
F2BUnmarried adult children of permanent residents22 Mar 201822 Mar 201822 Mar 201815 May 201001 Oct 2013
F3Married children of U.S. citizens08 Dec 201208 Dec 201208 Dec 201215 Jul 200108 Aug 2006
F4Siblings of adult U.S. citizens22 Dec 200922 Dec 200915 Dec 200630 Apr 200122 Mar 2008
Employment-Based
EB-1Priority workersCurrent01 Dec 202301 Dec 2023CurrentCurrent
EB-2Advanced degree / exceptional abilityCurrent01 Jan 202215 Jan 2015CurrentCurrent
EB-3Skilled & professional workersCurrent01 Jan 202215 Jan 2015Current01 Jan 2024
EB-3OWOther workers01 Aug 202201 Oct 201915 Jan 201501 Aug 202201 Aug 2022
EB-4Special immigrants01 Jan 202301 Jan 202301 Jan 202301 Jan 202301 Jan 2023
EB-4RWReligious workers01 Jan 202301 Jan 202301 Jan 202301 Jan 202301 Jan 2023
EB-5Investors (unreserved)Current01 Mar 201701 May 2024CurrentCurrent
EB-5RInvestors (rural)CurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrent
EB-5HUInvestors (high unemployment)CurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrent
EB-5IInvestors (infrastructure)CurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrent

Current = a visa is available now. Unavailable = no numbers this month. ▲ moved forward vs. last month, ▼ moved back.

What is the U.S. visa bulletin?

The visa bulletin is a monthly report from the U.S. Department of State that shows which green card applicants can move forward, based on their priority date. Because Congress limits how many green cards are issued each year per category and per country, applicants in high-demand categories wait in line. The bulletin is how you find out whether your place in that line has been reached this month.

Final Action Dates vs. Dates for Filing — what's the difference?

Final Action Dates tell you when a green card can actually be approved. Dates for Filing tell you when you can submit your application paperwork, which is often earlier so your file is ready the moment a visa is available. Each month, USCIS announces which of the two charts adjustment-of-status applicants inside the U.S. should use — so always check that before you file.

How do I read the visa bulletin?

Find your category in the left column and read across to your country of chargeability (usually your country of birth). Compare the date listed to your priority date — the date your petition was filed. If your priority date is earlier than the date shown, your place in line has been reached. "Current" means no wait at all; "Unavailable" means no numbers this month.

Let us help: not sure of your priority date or which chart applies to you? Call Vasquez Law Firm at 1-844-967-3536. Se habla español.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the visa bulletin, priority dates, and reading the charts.

The visa bulletin is a monthly report from the U.S. Department of State that shows which green card applicants can move forward, based on their priority date. Because Congress caps green cards per category and per country each year, applicants from high-demand categories and countries often wait in line. The bulletin tells you whether your place in line has been reached.

Final Action Dates show when a green card can actually be approved — when your priority date is current here, a decision can be made. Dates for Filing show when you can submit your application paperwork, which can be earlier so your case is ready when a visa becomes available. Each month USCIS announces which of the two charts adjustment-of-status applicants should use.

Find your green card category (for example F2A for spouses of permanent residents, or EB-2 for advanced-degree workers) in the left column, then read across to your country of chargeability — usually your country of birth. Compare the date shown to your priority date (the date your petition was filed). If your priority date is earlier than the date listed, your place in line has been reached.

Is your priority date current?

If your category just became current, timing matters. Our immigration attorneys can help you file the right paperwork on the right chart.

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