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Visa Bulletin for March 2004

Compared with February 2004: 16 lines moved forward, 0 retrogressed, current for all countries: EB-1, EB-2, EB-3, EB-3 Other Workers, EB-4, EB-4 Religious Workers.

Chart A

Final action dates

FamilyAll countriesChinaIndiaMexicoPhilippines
F1Oct 1, 2000+23 d–Oct 1, 2000+23 dOct 15, 1994Jun 15, 1990+14 d
F2AMay 15, 1999+2.5 mo–May 15, 1999+2.5 moNov 1, 1996+3.0 moMay 15, 1999+2.5 mo
F2BMay 8, 1995–May 8, 1995Dec 15, 1991+7 dMay 8, 1995
F3Oct 1, 1997+16 d–Oct 1, 1997+16 dJan 22, 1995+14 dFeb 1, 1990+17 d
F4May 8, 1992+37 d–Jan 22, 1991+31 dMay 8, 1992+37 dFeb 22, 1982+31 d
EmploymentAll countriesChinaIndiaMexicoPhilippines
EB-1Current–CurrentCurrentCurrent
EB-2Current–CurrentCurrentCurrent
EB-3Current–CurrentCurrentCurrent
EB-3 Other WorkersCurrent–CurrentCurrentCurrent
EB-4Current–CurrentCurrentCurrent
EB-4 Religious WorkersCurrent–CurrentCurrentCurrent

What moved

Moved forward 16

  • F2AMexico+3.0 moNov 1, 1996
  • F2AAll countries+2.5 moMay 15, 1999
  • F2AIndia+2.5 moMay 15, 1999
  • F2APhilippines+2.5 moMay 15, 1999
  • F4All countries+37 dMay 8, 1992
  • F4Mexico+37 dMay 8, 1992
  • F4India+31 dJan 22, 1991
  • F4Philippines+31 dFeb 22, 1982
  • Show all 16
    • F1All countries+23 dOct 1, 2000
    • F1India+23 dOct 1, 2000
    • F3Philippines+17 dFeb 1, 1990
    • F3All countries+16 dOct 1, 1997
    • F3India+16 dOct 1, 1997
    • F1Philippines+14 dJun 15, 1990
    • F3Mexico+14 dJan 22, 1995
    • F2BMexico+7 dDec 15, 1991

What the State Department said

Visa availability in the Mexico family fourth preference category

Cut-off date movement in the Mexico Family Fourth preference has been very rapid during the past year. Therefore, it is expected that demand for immigrant numbers in the months ahead will be very heavy. As a result, there will be limited, if any, movement in the Mexico Family Fourth preference cut-off date for the remainder of fiscal year 2004.

U.S. Department of State, Visa Bulletin for March 2004

Released Feb 6, 2004. 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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