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How My Prediction Model WorksVisa Bulletin Status
| Visa Type | Bulletin | Current Cutoff | Est. Current Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| F1: Unmarried Sons/Daughters of U.S. Citizens | Apr 2026 | Mar 01, 2018 | Enter priority date |
| F2A: Spouses/Children of Permanent Residents | Apr 2026 | Apr 01, 2026 | Enter priority date |
| F2B: Unmarried Sons/Daughters (21+) of Permanent Residents | Apr 2026 | Aug 08, 2017 | Enter priority date |
| F3: Married Sons/Daughters of U.S. Citizens | Apr 2026 | Nov 22, 2012 | Enter priority date |
| F4: Brothers/Sisters of Adult U.S. Citizens | Apr 2026 | May 15, 2009 | Enter priority date |
Latest analysis: How My Prediction Model Works
Estimates are from the Bulletin Forecast Model, which uses historical bulletin patterns, I-140 demand data, and fiscal year cycles. Actual dates may differ due to policy changes, retrogressions, or demand surges. How are projections calculated? →
About This Dashboard
What is a Priority Date?
The priority date is the date when your immigration petition was filed. The Visa Bulletin publishes "cutoff dates" each month, which determine whose cases can move forward based on their priority dates. Learn more about priority dates →
How to Use This Dashboard
- Select your visa category (Family-Sponsored or Employment-Based)
- Choose your country of chargeability (birth country, not citizenship)
- Choose Final Action (for green card approval) or Filing (to submit I-485). What's the difference? →
- Enter your application priority date to see estimated processing timelines
Understanding the Chart
- Solid lines: Historical priority date cutoffs for each visa class
- Red dashed line: Your application's priority date
- Dotted lines: Bulletin Forecast Model projections using historical patterns, I-140 demand data, and fiscal year cycles (diamond = estimated date your priority date becomes current). How it works →
- Click on any data point: Opens the official visa bulletin for that month
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