The situation
According to the State Department’s June Visa Bulletin, cutoff dates for issuance of an immigrant visa in most categories will see no movement from the May Visa Bulletin, with the exception of EB-2 India, which will advance by four days, to December 26, 2008, and EB-5 China and Vietnam, which will advance by ten days, to August 1, 2014.
In the coming days, USCIS is expected to announce on its own Visa Bulletin web pagewhether it will accept adjustment of status applications from foreign nationals with a priority date that is current for filing eligibility in June. Dates for filing will remain unchanged from May for all countries and visa categories.
FINAL ACTION CUT-OFF DATES FOR JUNE 2018
EB-1 China: January 1, 2012 India: January 1, 2012 All other countries: Current
EB-2 China: September 1, 2014 India: December 26, 2008 All other countries: Current
EB-3 Professionals and Skilled Workers China: June 1, 2015 India: May 1, 2008 Philippines: January 1, 2017 All other countries: Current
EB-3 Other Workers China: May 1, 2007 India: May 1, 2008 Philippines: January 1, 2017 All other countries: Current
EB-4 El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras: December 15, 2015 Mexico: October 22, 2016 All other countries: Current
EB-5 China: August 1, 2014 Vietnam: August 1, 2014 Current for all other countries and subcategories
FILING ELIGIBILITY CUT-OFF DATES FOR JUNE 2018
EB-1 Current for all countries
EB-2 China: February 1, 2015 India: April 1, 2009 All other countries: Current
EB-3 Professionals and Skilled Workers China: January 1, 2016 India: September 1, 2008 Philippines: July 1, 2017 All other countries: Current
EB-3 Other Workers China: June 1, 2008 India: September 1, 2008 Philippines: July 1, 2017 All other countries: Current
EB-4 El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras: April 15, 2016 All other countries: Current
EB-5 China: September 1, 2014 Current for all other countries and subcategories
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