Visa
The Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has confirmed it will continue to use the
Final Action Dates
chart to determine filing eligibility for adjustment of status to permanent residence in the month of June.
For family-sponsored preference categories, USCIS will also continue to use the
Dates for Filing chart to determine filing eligibility for adjustment of status to permanent residence in the month of June.Please click here for more information.
Highlights of the June 2025 Visa BulletinAt a GlanceWhat can we expect to see in the month of June?
Employment-Based Categories
Dates for Filing Advancements
EB-2 Members of the Professions and Aliens of Exceptional Ability
EB-2 China will advance by 2 months to January 1, 2021
EB-2 All countries, except India will advance by 3.5 months to November 15, 2023
EB-3 Professionals and Skilled Workers
EB-3 China will advance by 1.2 months to December 22, 2020
- EB-3 Other Workers
- EB-3 All countries, except India and China will advance by 1 month to July 22, 2021
Final Action Advancements
- EB-2 Members of the Professions and Aliens of Exceptional Ability
EB-2 China will advance by 2 months December 1, 2020
- EB-2 All countries, except India will advance by almost 4 months to October 15, 2023
EB-3 Professionals and Skilled Workers
EB-3 China will advance by 3 weeks to November 22, 2020
- EB-3 All countries, except India will advance by 1.2 months to February 8, 2023
- EB-3 Other Workers
EB-3 All countries, except India and China will advance by 1 month to June 22, 2021
- Family-Sponsored Categories
- Dates for Filing Advancements
F-4 Brothers and Sisters of Adult U.S. Citizens
- F4 India will advance by 2 months to December 1, 2006
Final Action Advancements
F-1 Unmarried Sons and Daughters of U.S. Citizens
F1 All countries, except Mexico and Philippines will advance by 2.8 months to June 8, 2016
- F-2B Unmarried Sons and Daughters (21 years of age or older) of Permanent Residents
F2B All countries, except Mexico and Philippines will advance by 2 months to September 22, 2016
F3 Married Sons and Daughters of U.S. Citizens
- F3 All countries, except Mexico and Philippines will advance by 2.7 months to June 22, 2011
Now let’s dive into our analysis of the June 2025 Visa bulletin.
- Employment-Based Categories
FINAL ACTION DATES FOR EMPLOYMENT-BASED PREFERENCE CASES
- According to the Department of State’s June 2025 Visa Bulletin, the following
Final Action cutoff dates
will apply for employment-based categories in the month of June.
EB-1 Aliens of extraordinary ability, Outstanding Professors and Researchers, and Certain Multinational Managers or Executives
EB-1 India will remain at February 15, 2022EB-1 China will remain at November 8, 2022EB-1 All other countries will remain current
EB-2 Members of the Professions and Aliens of Exceptional Ability
- EB-2 India will remain at January 1, 2013
- EB-2 China will advance by 2 months December 1, 2020
- EB-2 All other countries will advance by almost 4 months to October 15, 2023
EB-3 Professionals and Skilled Workers
- EB-3 India will remain at April 15, 2013
- EB-3 China will advance by 3 weeks to November 22, 2020
- EB-3 All other countries will advance by 1.2 months to February 8, 2023
EB-3 Other Workers
- EB-3 India will remain at April 15, 2013
- EB-3 China will remain at April 1, 2017
- EB-3 All other countries will advance by 1 month to June 22, 2021
EB-4 Religious Workers
- As predicted by the State Department and announced on February 28, 2025, all available EB-4 immigrant visas for FY 2025 were issued as of February 28, requiring the State Department to make the category unavailable immediately.
- EB-4 will be unavailable for the month of June and continuing through the end of the fiscal year on September 30, 2025. The The annual limit will reset at the start of the new fiscal year on October 1, 2025.
- EB-5 Unreserved Categories (C5, T5, I5, and R5)
India will remain at May 1, 2019
China will remain at January 22, 2014
All other countries will remain current
EB-5 Set-Aside Categories
- (Rural, High Unemployment, and Infrastructure) will also remain current
- *The bold represents the Visa Bulletin advancements
- Employment-
basedAll Chargeability
Areas Except
| Those Listed CHINA- |
mainland born INDIA |
MEXICO PHILIPPINES 1st |
C | 08NOV22 | 15FEB22 |
| C | C | 2nd | 15OCT23 | 01DEC20 | 01JAN13 |
| 15OCT23 | 15OCT23 | 3rd | 08FEB23 | 22NOV20 | 15APR13 |
| 08FEB23 | 08FEB23 | Other Workers | 22JUN21 | 01APR17 | 15APR13 |
| 22JUN21 | 22JUN21 | 4th | U | U | U |
| U | U | Certain Religious Workers | U | U | U |
| U | U | 5th Unreserved | (including C5, T5, I5, R5, NU, RU) | C | 22JAN14 |
| 01MAY19 C |
C | 5th Set Aside: | Rural (20%, including NR, RR) | C | C |
| C C |
C | 5th Set Aside: | High Unemployment (10%, including NH, RH) | C | C |
| C C |
C | 5th Set Aside: | Infrastructure (2%, including RI) | C | C |
| C C |
C | DATES FOR FILING FOR EMPLOYMENT-BASED PREFERENCE CASES | According to the Department of State’s June 2025 Visa Bulletin, the following | Dates for Filing cutoff dates | will apply in June: |
EB-1 Aliens of extraordinary ability, Outstanding Professors and Researchers, and Certain Multinational Managers or Executives
EB-1 India will remain at April 15, 2022EB-1 China will remain at January 1, 2023EB-1 All other countries will remain current
EB-2 Members of the Professions and Aliens of Exceptional Ability
- EB-2 India will remain at February 1, 2013
- EB-2 China will advance by 2 months to January 1, 2021
- EB-2 All other countries will advance by 3.5 months to November 15, 2023
EB-3 Professionals and Skilled Workers
- EB-3 India will remain at June 8, 2013
- EB-3 China will advance by 1.2 months to December 22, 2020
- EB-3 All other countries will remain at March 1, 2023
EB-3 Other Workers
- EB-3 India will remain at June 8, 2013
- EB-3 China will remain at January 1, 2018
- EB-3 All other countries will advance by 1 month to July 22, 2021
EB-4 Special Immigrants and Religious Workers
- EB-4 will remain at February 1, 2021
- EB-5 Unreserved Categories (C5, T5, I5, and R5)
- India will remain at April 1, 2022
China will remain at October 1, 2016
- All other countries will remain current
EB-5 Set-Aside Categories
- (Rural, High Unemployment, and Infrastructure) will also remain current
- *The bold represents the Visa Bulletin advancements
- Employment-
basedAll Chargeability
Areas Except
| Those Listed CHINA- |
mainland born INDIA |
MEXICO PHILIPPINES 1st |
C | 01JAN23 | 15APR22 |
| C | C | 2nd | 15NOV23 | 01JAN21 | 01FEB13 |
| 15NOV23 | 15NOV23 | 3rd | 01MAR23 | 22DEC20 | 08JUN13 |
| 01MAR23 | 01MAR23 | Other Workers | 22JUL21 | 01JAN18 | 08JUN13 |
| 22JUL21 | 22JUL21 | 4th | 01FEB21 | 01FEB21 | 01FEB21 |
| 01FEB21 | 01FEB21 | Certain Religious Workers | 01FEB21 | 01FEB21 | 01FEB21 |
| 01FEB21 | 01FEB21 | 5th Unreserved | (including C5, T5, I5, R5) | C | 01OCT16 |
| 01APR22 C |
C | 5th Set Aside: | (Rural: NR, RR – 20%) | C | C |
| C C |
C | 5th Set Aside: | (High Unemployment: NH, RH – 10%) | C | C |
| C C |
C | 5th Set Aside: | (Infrastructure: RI – 2%) | C | C |
| C C |
C | FINAL ACTION DATES FOR FAMILY-SPONSORED PREFERENCE CASES | According to the Department of State’s June 2025 Visa Bulletin, the following | Final Action cutoff dates | will apply for family-sponsored categories in the month of June. |
F-1 Unmarried Sons and Daughters of U.S. Citizens
F1 Mexico will remain at April 22, 2005F1 Philippines will remain at July 15, 2012F1 All other countries will advance by 2.8 months to June 8, 2016
F-2A Spouses and Children of Permanent Residents
- F2A Mexico will remain at May 15, 2021
- F2A All other countries will remain at January 1, 2022
- F-2B Unmarried Sons and Daughters (21 years of age or older) of Permanent Residents
F2B Mexico will remain at January 1, 2006
- F2B Philippines will remain at February 8, 2012
- F2B All other countries will advance by 2 months to September 22, 2016
F3 Married Sons and Daughters of U.S. Citizens
- F3 Mexico will remain at January 15, 2001
- F3 Philippines will remain at September 22, 2003
- F3 All other countries will advance by 2.7 months to June 22, 2011
F-4 Brothers and Sisters of Adult U.S. Citizens
- F4 Mexico will remain at March 15, 2001
- F4 Philippines will remain at June 1, 2005
- F4 India will remain at June 15, 2006
F4 All other countries will remain at January 1, 2008
- *The bold represents the Visa Bulletin advancements
- Family-
- Sponsored
- All Chargeability
Areas Except
| Those Listed CHINA-mainland |
born INDIA MEXICO |
PHILIPPINES F1 |
08JUN16 | 08JUN16 | 08JUN16 |
| 22APR05 | 15JUL12 | F2A | 01JAN22 | 01JAN22 | 01JAN22 |
| 15MAY21 | 01JAN22 | F2B | 22SEP16 | 22SEP16 | 22SEP16 |
| 01JAN06 | 08FEB12 | F3 | 22JUN11 | 22JUN11 | 22JUN11 |
| 15JAN01 | 22SEP03 | F4 | 01JAN08 | 01JAN08 | 15JUN06 |
| 15MAR01 | 01JUN0 | DATES FOR FILING FOR FAMILY-SPONSORED PREFERENCE CASES | According to the Department of State’s June 2025 Visa Bulletin, the following | Dates for Filing cutoff dates | will apply in the month of June. |
F-1 Unmarried Sons and Daughters of U.S. Citizens
F1 Mexico will remain at April 1, 2006F1 Philippines will remain at April 22, 2015F1 All other countries will remain at September 1, 2017
F-2A Spouses and Children of Permanent Residents
- F2A All countries will remain at February 1, 2025
- F-2B Unmarried Sons and Daughters (21 years of age or older) of Permanent Residents
- F2B Mexico will remain at April 1, 2007
F2B Philippines will remain at October 1, 2013
- F2B All other countries will remain at January 1, 2017
F3 Married Sons and Daughters of U.S. Citizens
- F3 Mexico will remain at June 15, 2001
- F3 Philippines will remain at September 22, 2004
- F3 All other countries will remain at July 22, 2012
F-4 Brothers and Sisters of Adult U.S. Citizens
- F4 Mexico will remain at April 30, 2001
- F4 Philippines will remain at January 1, 2008
- F4 India will advance by 2 months to December 1, 2006
F4 All other countries will remain at June 1, 2008
- *The bold represents the Visa Bulletin advancements
- Family-
- Sponsored
- All Chargeability
Areas Except
| Those Listed CHINA- |
mainland born INDIA |
MEXICO PHILIPPINES F1 |
01SEP17 | 01SEP17 | 01SEP17 |
| 01APR06 | 22APR15 | F2A | 01FEB25 | 01FEB25 | 01FEB25 |
| 01FEB25 | 01FEB25 | F2B | 01JAN17 | 01JAN17 | 01JAN17 |
| 01APR07 | 01OCT13 | F3 | 22JUL12 | 22JUL12 | 22JUL12 |
| 15JUN01 | 22SEP04 | F4 | 01JUN08 | 01JUN08 | 01DEC06 |
| 30APR01 | 01JAN08 | Conclusion | In the month of June, in the Final Action Dates for employment-based categories, the greatest movement will be EB-2 Worldwide, Mexico, and the Philippines which will advance by almost 4 months to October 15, 2023. EB-2 China will advance by 2 months to December 1, 2020. | EB-3 China will advance by 3 weeks to November 22, 2020, and EB-3 all other countries except India will advance by 1.2 months to February 8, 2023. | For EB-3 Other Workers, all countries except India and China will advance by 1 month to June 22, 2021. |
In the Dates for Filing, for EB-2 all countries except India will advance by 3.5 months to November 15, 2023.
EB-2 China will advance by 2 months to January 1, 2021.
For EB-3 China will advance by 1.2 months to December 22, 2020.
For EB-3 Other Workers, all countries except India and China will advance by 1 month to July 22, 2021.
For the family-sponsored categories, in the Final Action Dates F1 all countries except Mexico and Philippines will advance by 2.8 months to June 8, 2016; for F2B all countries, except Mexico and Philippines will advance by 2 months to September 22, 2016; and F3 all other countries, except Mexico and Philippines will advance by 2.7 months to June 22, 2011.
In the Dates for Filing Chart, F4 India will advance by 2 months to December 1, 2006.
As we do every month, we will keep you updated on the upcoming movement and changes in the Visa Bulletin right here on our blog.
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