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Visa Bulletin for June 2022

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

All priority date cutoffs in the June 2022 Visa Bulletin, for employment-based and family-sponsored categories and each chargeability country. Green and red notes show the change from May 2022: 4 final action dates advanced and 0 retrogressed, and 4 changed to or from Current or Unavailable. The biggest moves were EB-2 India (+12.0 months), F4 Mexico (+2.0 months), F1 Mexico (+1.0 months).

USCIS filing chart for June 2022 (adjustment of status in the U.S.)

Source: USCIS, June 2022 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 June 2022 Visa Bulletin?

Compared with May 2022, 4 final action dates moved forward: EB-2 India (Sep 1, 2013 to Sep 1, 2014), F1 Mexico (Jan 1, 2000 to Feb 1, 2000), F2B Mexico (Jan 1, 2001 to Feb 1, 2001), F4 Mexico (Jan 1, 2000 to Mar 1, 2000).

Did any category retrogress in June 2022?

No final action date moved back. 4 cells stopped being Current or became Unavailable: EB-3 Other Workers Mexico (Current to May 8, 2019), EB-3 Other Workers Philippines (Current to May 8, 2019), EB-3 Other Workers Rest of World (Current to May 8, 2019), EB-5 China (Current to Nov 22, 2015).

Which chart did USCIS designate for June 2022?

For June 2022, USCIS designated the Dates for Filing chart for family-sponsored applicants and the Final Action Dates chart for employment-based applicants for adjustment of status applications.

Source: U.S. Department of State, Visa Bulletin, June 2022. Check the official bulletin and the USCIS filing chart before you act.