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Visa Bulletin for February 2023

Data as of · Source: U.S. Department of State, Visa Bulletin · Sources checked

All priority date cutoffs in the February 2023 Visa Bulletin, for employment-based and family-sponsored categories and each chargeability country. Green and red notes show the change from January 2023: 1 final action dates advanced and 3 retrogressed. The biggest moves were F1 Mexico (+4.5 months).

USCIS filing chart for February 2023 (adjustment of status in the U.S.)

Source: USCIS, February 2023 adjustment of status filing charts.

New to the two charts? Read Final Action Dates vs Dates for Filing.

Employment-based: Final Action Dates

Employment-based: Dates for Filing

Family-sponsored: Final Action Dates

Family-sponsored: Dates for Filing

FAQ

Which categories advanced in the February 2023 Visa Bulletin?

Compared with January 2023, 1 final action date moved forward: F1 Mexico (Nov 15, 2000 to Apr 1, 2001).

Did any category retrogress in February 2023?

Yes. 3 final action dates moved back compared with January 2023: EB-3 Other Workers Mexico (Jun 1, 2020 to Jan 1, 2020), EB-3 Other Workers Philippines (Jun 1, 2020 to Jan 1, 2020), EB-3 Other Workers Rest of World (Jun 1, 2020 to Jan 1, 2020).

Which chart did USCIS designate for February 2023?

For February 2023, USCIS designated the Dates for Filing chart for both family-sponsored and employment-based applicants for adjustment of status applications.

Source: U.S. Department of State, Visa Bulletin, February 2023. Check the official bulletin and the USCIS filing chart before you act.