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US Unveils June 2024 Visa Bulletin for Green Cards Hopefuls
The U.S. Department of State has unveiled the June 2024 Visa Bulletin, offering crucial insights for individuals pursuing Green Cards.
This month’s bulletin brings encouraging news for applicants in various family-based preference categories, highlighting advancements in priority dates.
Visa Bulletin Overview:
The Visa Bulletin serves as a roadmap for Green Card applicants, delineating Dates for Filing and Final Action Dates.
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These sections indicate when applications can be submitted and the anticipated processing timeline.
Green Card Journey:
Applicants can either file for Adjustment of Status within the U.S. or apply for an Immigrant Visa from outside the country.
The June 2024 Visa Bulletin provides guidance for both pathways, ensuring applicants are well-informed about their next steps.
Family-Based Preferences:
June’s bulletin showcases significant progress in most family-based preference categories. Notable advancements include:
- F1 Category: Mexico advances to January 1, 2002.
- F2A Category: Positive developments with dates moving to February 1, 2021, for Mexico and November 15, 2021, for other countries.
- F2B Category: Mexico progresses to July 8, 2004, while other countries remain at April 1, 2016.
- F3 Category: Advancement across the board, with dates moving to March 1, 2010, for most countries.
- F4 Category: Slight forward movement to January 15, 2006.
Employment-Based Categories:
No changes are reported in final action dates or dates for filing for employment-based categories (EB-1 through EB-5).
Monitoring future bulletins is advised for potential updates.
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Annual Limits and Final Action Dates:
The bulletin underscores annual limits for family-sponsored and employment-based preferences, ensuring fair visa distribution.
Applicants are advised to monitor Final Action Dates closely for timely application proceedings.
Stay Informed:
The Visa Bulletin is updated monthly, emphasizing the importance of staying informed.
Consultation with an immigration attorney is recommended for personalized guidance on the Green Card journey.
