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The dates below indicate the immigrant visa "priority dates" currently being processed - for example, family 1st preference green card applicants from Mexico who apply in August 2010 will face more than a 17-year wait for their application to begin to be processed because the USCIS is still working on applications that were originally filed on .
FECHAS DE PRIORIDAD PARA PREFERENCIA FAMILIAR
Familiar
Países con excepción de los detallados en el cuadro
China
República Dominica
India
México
Filipinas
1era  01AUG05 01AUG05 01AUG05 01AUG05 15NOV92 01JAN96
2A 01MAR09 01MAR09 01MAR08 01MAR09 01MAR08 01MAR09
2B 01JAN04 01JAN04 01JAN04 01JAN04 15JUN92 01AUG01
3era 01JAN02 01JAN02 01JAN02 01JAN02 01MAR92 01MAY94
4 01JUN01 01JUN01 01JUN01 01JUN01 01JAN94 01APR90

*NOTE: For August, 2A numbers EXEMPT from per-country limit are available to applicants from all countries with priority dates earlier than 01MAR08. 2A numbers SUBJECT to per-country limit are available to applicants chargeable to all countries EXCEPT the DOMINICAN REPUBLIC and MEXICO with priority dates beginning 01MAR08 and earlier than 01MAR09. (All 2A numbers provided for the DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND MEXICO are exempt from the per-country limit; there are no 2A numbers for the DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND MEXICO subject to per-country limit.)

FECHAS DE PRIORIDAD PARA PREFERENCIA LABORAL (C=CORRIENTE, U=NO DISPONIBLE)
Por Empleo
Países con excepción de los detallados en el cuadro
China
República Dominica
India
México
Filipinas
1era C C C C C C
2da C 01MAR06 C 01MAR06 C C
3era 01JUN04 22SEP03 01JUN04 01JAN02 U 01JUN04
Otro Trabajadores 15MAY02 15MAY02 15MAY02 01JAN02 U 15MAY02
4ta C C C C C C
Ciertos Trabajadores Religiosos C C C C C C
5ta C C C C C C
Áreas del Empleo Apuntado y Centros Regionales C C C C C C
5ta (Programas Pilotos) C C C C C C

To receive regular Visa Bulletins directly from the US Department of State, please contact them via one of the methods below:

Online: http://travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/bulletin/bulletin_1360.html

Email: VISABULLETIN@STATE.GOV

Email List: To be placed on the Department of State’s E-mail subscription list for the “Visa Bulletin”, please send an E-mail to the following E-mail address: listserv@calist.state.gov and in the message body type:
"Subscribe Visa-Bulletin First name/Last name"
(example:  Subscribe Visa-Bulletin  Sally Doe)

Telephone: (202) 663-1541, for a 24-hour recording that gives the monthly priority dates that are currently being processed. The recording is updated in the middle of each month with information on cut-off dates for the following month.

Fax: From your fax, dial (202) 647-3000. Follow the prompts and enter code 1038 to have the Visa Bulletin faxed to you.

Mail: To be placed on the Visa Bulletin mailing list (or to change an address), write to:

Visa Bulletin
Visa Office
Department of State
Washington, D.C. 20522-0106

Please note: Only addresses within the U.S. postal system may be placed on the mailing list. When reporting changes or corrections of address, include a recent mailing label. The Postal Service does NOT automatically notify the Visa Office of address changes. (Obtaining the Visa Bulletin by mail is a much slower option than any of the alternatives mentioned above.)

 

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