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The visa bulletin is issued every month by the Department of State. It shows which green card applications can move forward, based on when the I-130 petition that starts the green card process was originally filed.

In the April 2023 Visa Bulletin, the EB-2 final action dates for Rest of World, Mexico, and the Philippines retrogressed to keep number use within the FY 2023 annual limit. This was due to higher than expected demand from applicants with priority dates earlier than the established final action dates.

After the "Final Action Dates" chart shows that your priority date is current, applicants will have one year to contact the NVC and pursue their green cards.

EB1 ROW, Mexico, and the Philippines Will Become Current This was due to the increased demand for EB1 worldwide. However, it was noted in this visa bulletin that EB1 for ROW, Mexico, and the Philippines will likely become ?Current? again in the October 2023 Visa Bulletin when number use limits are refreshed.

This was due to a massive miscalculation from the Visa Office of the State Department: they were worried about unused F4 visas (because of a low response rate to the NVC's Welcome Letters), but advanced the VB dates too much, creating a significant backlog of interview-ready applications and forcing them to limit the ...

Check your inbox toward the end of every month for the latest Visa Bulletin update from Boundless. Every month, USCIS announces whether applicants already living in the United States should file their ?adjustment of status? applications based on the ?Final Action Dates? or the ?Dates for Filing.?

Family-based green card applications (in other words, immediate relatives or spouses of a U.S. citizen) for applicants filing from within the United States average 11.3 months.