Observed arrival · 2026-10-06
Visa Bulletin Watch: measuring the line
A searchable history of U.S. green-card priority-date cutoffs, organized by visa category and country.
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- People tracking U.S. family- or employment-based green-card queues
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- Its shaded queue band compares each cutoff date with the bulletin date, indicating when the line is growing faster than it is being served.
Field notes
The archive says it covers 294 Visa Bulletin issues dating to December 2001, with employment- and family-sponsored categories broken out by country. Its “most-watched lines” section gives queue estimates—including 12.9 years for EB-2 India and 18.4 years for F4 Philippines—while the method and source notes identify the dates as reproductions of State Department bulletins. The page also offers English, Spanish, and Chinese navigation.
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