1. What is the USCIS visa bulletin?

The USCIS visa bulletin is a monthly publication released by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) that provides information on current immigrant visa availability, as well as upcoming changes in visa availability for individuals applying for permanent residence in the United States. It includes various charts and tables with dates for filing adjustment of status applications or obtaining final action on immigrant visa petitions, based on an individual’s priority date and country of birth. The bulletin also includes updates on the diversity visa lottery program.

2. How often is the USCIS visa bulletin published?

The USCIS visa bulletin is published monthly.

3. What is the purpose of the USCIS visa bulletin?

The purpose of the USCIS visa bulletin is to provide updated information on the availability of immigrant visa numbers for various categories and countries of birth. This information determines when a foreign national can apply for a Green Card or adjustment of status, based on their priority date (the date their petition was filed). The bulletin helps to manage the demand for visas and ensure that they are distributed fairly among different countries and categories.

4. Where can I find the current USCIS visa bulletin?

The current USCIS visa bulletin can be found on the Department of State’s website at https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin.html. It is typically updated around the middle of each month.

5. How do I know if my priority date is current according to the USCIS visa bulletin?

Your priority date is considered current if it is earlier than the final action date listed in the USCIS visa bulletin for your preference category and country of origin. This means that you are now eligible to apply for adjustment of status or to be scheduled for a consular interview, if all other eligibility criteria have also been met. You can check the USCIS visa bulletin regularly to track any changes in the final action dates for your preference category and country of origin.

6. Can I file for adjustment of status if my priority date is current according to the USCIS visa bulletin?

Yes, if your priority date is current according to the USCIS visa bulletin and you meet all other eligibility requirements, you may file for adjustment of status. This allows you to apply for a green card without having to leave the United States.

7. Who is responsible for publishing the USCIS visa bulletin?

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is responsible for publishing the visa bulletin.

8. What are the different charts included in the USCIS visa bulletin?

The USCIS visa bulletin includes two main charts:
1. Final Action Dates Chart: This chart lists the dates for which green card applications with approved petitions can be submitted, and green cards can be issued. It also shows the priority dates (the date when the petition was filed) of cases currently being processed by USCIS.
2. Dates for Filing Chart: This chart lists the dates for which green card applications can be submitted to USCIS for filing. It is intended to give an estimate of when individuals with certain priority dates may be able to file their applications for adjustment of status, or consular processing if outside of the United States.

Both charts have separate sections for family-based and employment-based categories, as well as a Diversity Visa category section for select countries each month.

In addition, there is also a separate Visa Availability and Priority Dates section that provides information on visa availability trends and visa allocation in specific categories.

9. How are priority dates determined in the USCIS visa bulletin?

Priority dates are determined based on the date that a petition or application is received by USCIS. This date serves as a basis for determining when an immigrant visa may be available to an individual or when they can adjust their status to lawful permanent resident in the United States. Priority dates can also be affected by various factors, such as visa availability and government processing times. The USCIS Visa Bulletin is updated monthly, and priority dates can move forward or backward depending on these factors. Individuals with earlier priority dates have higher priority for visa issuance compared to those with later priority dates.

10. What does “final action date” mean in the USCIS visa bulletin?

The “final action date” in the USCIS visa bulletin refers to the cutoff date for a particular visa category and country of birth. This means that only petitions or applications with a priority date on or before the final action date will be eligible for final processing and potentially receiving an immigrant visa or adjustment of status approval.

11. What is a “priority date cut-off” in the USCIS visa bulletin?

A “priority date cut-off” is the date that determines when an immigrant can apply for a visa or adjust their status to become a permanent resident. This date is based on the category of the immigration petition and country of origin, and it indicates the amount of time an applicant may need to wait before being eligible to apply for their green card. Priority dates are listed in the monthly visa bulletins published by USCIS and are subject to change depending on immigration trends and available visa numbers. Applicants must have a priority date that is earlier than the cut-off date in order to move forward with their application process.

12. Can my priority date retrogress according to the USCIS visa bulletin?

Yes, your priority date can retrogress (move backward) in the visa bulletin. This means that some individuals with earlier priority dates may receive visas before those with later priority dates, causing a delay in your immigration process. Retrogression often occurs when the demand for visas is higher than the supply available for a particular category or country. It is important to regularly check the USCIS visa bulletin to stay informed about any changes to your priority date and potential delays in your immigration process.

13. How can I track changes or updates in the USCIS visa bulletin?

You can track changes or updates in the USCIS visa bulletin by regularly checking the bulletin on the USCIS website. Additionally, you can sign up for email alerts from USCIS to receive notifications when the bulletin is updated. You can also follow USCIS on social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook for announcements and updates regarding the visa bulletin.

14. Are there any scenarios where a priority date may become current before its listed final action date in the USCUSSUSCSSC Visa BulletinVSCIB above, Kids (under 14), and FYWBSEfundsily direct

Yes, there are a few scenarios where a priority date may become current before its listed final action date in the US Visa Bulletin. These include:

1. Unemployment-based First Preference (EB-1) categories: EB-1 visas are reserved for individuals with extraordinary ability, outstanding professors or researchers, and multinational executives or managers. The EB-1 category has a limited number of visas available each year, and if there is low demand for these visas, then the priority date will move forward quickly.

2. Family-Based First Preference (F-1) category: This category is reserved for unmarried adult children of U.S. citizens. If there is low demand for F-1 visas, then the priority date will move forward quickly.

3. Upgrading from non-immigrant status to immigrant status: In certain cases, individuals may be able to adjust their status from a non-immigrant visa (such as an H-1B) to an immigrant visa without having to wait for their priority date to become current.

4. Spillover from other preference categories: When the annual limit for one preference category is not reached, those unused visa numbers can be allocated to other categories that may have higher demand. This allows for certain priority dates to become current earlier than expected.

5. Country-specific limits: Certain countries have annual limits on the number of immigrant visas that can be issued within each preference category. In some cases, if there is low demand from a particular country, this can result in faster movement of priority dates for individuals from that country.

It’s important to note that these scenarios are rare and unpredictable. It’s best to consult with an immigration attorney if you have questions about your specific situation and the potential movement of your priority date.

15. Can I apply for a Green Card if my priority date becomes current according to an earlier issued version of tbe

Yes, you can apply for a Green Card if your priority date becomes current according to an earlier issued version of the Visa Bulletin. The Visa Bulletin is issued monthly and shows the availability of immigrant visa numbers for specific categories and countries. If your priority date becomes current according to an earlier version of the Visa Bulletin, it means that there are enough visa numbers available for your category and country, and you may submit an application for a Green Card.

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From scaling tall trees and leaping from branch to branch, to digging up buried treasures and facing off against other critters, these squirrels will stop at nothing to fill their cheeks with delicious acorns. They use their sharp claws and incredible balance to navigate through the treetops and gather as many acorns as they can carry.

But it’s not all fun and games for these furry creatures. In order to survive during the winter months when food is scarce, some squirrels have learned to hoard their precious acorn stash in secret locations. This allows them to have a steady supply of food when times get tough.

Despite their resourceful nature, squirrels still face many challenges in the wild. They must dodge predators such as hawks and foxes while also competing with other animals for food and territory. But thanks to their cleverness and adaptability, these little creatures continue to thrive in many diverse environments around the world.

So next time you spot a squirrel darting across your yard or perched on a tree branch nibbling on an acorn, take a moment to appreciate these fascinating creatures and all that they do for our ecosystem. And maybe leave out a few extra nuts for them – after all, who doesn’t love a good snack?

19. How long do I have to apply for adjustment of status if my priority date is current according to the USCIS visa bulletin?

USCIS does not have a time limit for when an applicant must apply for adjustment of status if their priority date is current according to the visa bulletin. However, it is generally recommended that applicants submit their application as soon as possible to avoid any delays or retrogression in the visa category.

20. Can I still apply for a Green Card if my priority date becomes unavailable according to the USCIS visa bulletin?

Yes, you can still apply for a Green Card if your priority date becomes unavailable according to the USCIS visa bulletin. The priority date only applies to when you can submit your application for a Green Card, not whether or not you are eligible for one. As long as you meet the eligibility requirements for a Green Card, you can continue with the application process even if your priority date is no longer current. You may need to wait until your priority date becomes current again before your application can be processed and approved.