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Visa Bulletin for April 2014

Compared with March 2014: 27 lines moved forward, 0 retrogressed, current for all countries: EB-1, EB-2, EB-4, EB-4 Religious Workers.

Chart A

Final action dates

FamilyAll countriesChinaIndiaMexicoPhilippines
F1Feb 22, 2007+21 dFeb 22, 2007+21 dFeb 22, 2007+21 dNov 1, 1993+17 dNov 1, 2001+2.6 mo
F2ASep 8, 2013Sep 8, 2013Sep 8, 2013Apr 15, 2012Sep 8, 2013
F2BOct 22, 2006+51 dOct 22, 2006+51 dOct 22, 2006+51 dMay 1, 1993Jun 8, 2003
F3Jul 15, 2003+30 dJul 15, 2003+30 dJul 15, 2003+30 dJun 22, 1993+14 dFeb 22, 1993+7 d
F4Nov 22, 2001+14 dNov 22, 2001+14 dNov 22, 2001+14 dNov 22, 1996+7 dOct 1, 1990+30 d
EmploymentAll countriesChinaIndiaMexicoPhilippines
EB-1CurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrent
EB-2CurrentMar 8, 2009+21 dNov 15, 2004CurrentCurrent
EB-3Oct 1, 2012+30 dOct 1, 2012+30 dSep 15, 2003Oct 1, 2012+30 dJun 15, 2007+45 d
EB-3 Other WorkersOct 1, 2012+30 dOct 1, 2012+30 dSep 15, 2003Oct 1, 2012+30 dJun 15, 2007+45 d
EB-4CurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrent
EB-4 Religious WorkersCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrent

What moved

Moved forward 27

  • F1Philippines+2.6 moNov 1, 2001
  • F2BAll countries+51 dOct 22, 2006
  • F2BChina+51 dOct 22, 2006
  • F2BIndia+51 dOct 22, 2006
  • EB-3Philippines+45 dJun 15, 2007
  • EB-3 Other WorkersPhilippines+45 dJun 15, 2007
  • F3All countries+30 dJul 15, 2003
  • F3China+30 dJul 15, 2003
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    • F3India+30 dJul 15, 2003
    • F4Philippines+30 dOct 1, 1990
    • EB-3All countries+30 dOct 1, 2012
    • EB-3China+30 dOct 1, 2012
    • EB-3Mexico+30 dOct 1, 2012
    • EB-3 Other WorkersAll countries+30 dOct 1, 2012
    • EB-3 Other WorkersChina+30 dOct 1, 2012
    • EB-3 Other WorkersMexico+30 dOct 1, 2012
    • F1All countries+21 dFeb 22, 2007
    • F1China+21 dFeb 22, 2007
    • F1India+21 dFeb 22, 2007
    • EB-2China+21 dMar 8, 2009
    • F1Mexico+17 dNov 1, 1993
    • F3Mexico+14 dJun 22, 1993
    • F4All countries+14 dNov 22, 2001
    • F4China+14 dNov 22, 2001
    • F4India+14 dNov 22, 2001
    • F3Philippines+7 dFeb 22, 1993
    • F4Mexico+7 dNov 22, 1996

What the State Department said

Reminder of the redesigned website - www.travel.state.gov

The www.travel.state.gov website has been redesigned and reorganized. The Visa Bulletin is now found under "Law and Policy" in the visas section of the website. Visitors to the website have several ways to access the Visa Bulletin.

From the www.travel.state.gov homepage:

Click on the link for visas, located on the upper right side of the main graphic, or the link named "U.S. Visas" located at the bottom of the page. These links will take visitors to the visas section of the website.

Once in the visas section of the website, visitors should scroll down the page to the "We Want You to Know" section.

Click on the icon titled "Check the Visa Bulletin" or click on the link for the Visa Bulletin in the Law and Policy box.

Alternately, once in the visas section of the website, visitors can point the mouse over the "Immigrate" icon located along the top of the page. A drop down menu will appear with a link to the Visa Bulletin.

U.S. Department of State, Visa Bulletin for April 2014

Released Mar 7, 2014. Official text: travel.state.gov.

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Source: U.S. Department of State, Visa Bulletin (travel.state.gov), every monthly bulletin since 2003, parsed by 77.today. A bulletin can be revised after release; the State Department's page is the binding text. Not legal advice.

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