Bulletin Archive

September 2022

Effective September 1, 2022 · Fiscal Year 2022
Source: archived HTML
Data verified August 6, 2026
This monthEB5 CN▲ +4 wk
For issuance of Green Cards
CategoryAll AreasChina-mainland bornIndiaMexicoPhilippinesEl Salvador / Guat. / Hond.
EB1Priority WorkersCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrent
EB2Advanced Degree or Exceptional AbilityCurrentApr 1, 19Dec 1, 14CurrentCurrentCurrent
EB3Skilled Workers and ProfessionalsCurrentApr 22, 18Feb 15, 12CurrentCurrentCurrent
EB3 — Other WorkersMay 8, 19Jun 1, 12Feb 15, 12May 8, 19May 8, 19May 8, 19
EB4Certain Special ImmigrantsCurrentCurrentCurrentApr 1, 20CurrentNov 8, 17
EB4 — Religious WorkersCurrentCurrentCurrentApr 1, 20CurrentNov 8, 17
EB5Employment Creation (Unreserved)CurrentDec 22, 15+4 wkCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrent
EB5 — Rural (20%)CurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrent
EB5 — High Unemployment (10%)CurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrent
EB5 — Infrastructure (2%)CurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrent

Understanding the Two Charts

Final Action Dates

For issuance of Green Cards. If your priority date is earlier than the date shown for your category and country, a visa number is available and your case can be approved. “Current” means all priority dates are being processed; “Unavailable” means no visa numbers are authorized this month.

Dates for Filing

For submitting I-485 applications. This chart shows the earliest priority date at which you may assemble and submit documents — ahead of final action — when USCIS designates this chart as usable for the month. It lets applicants get in line earlier while waiting for a visa number.

Data is scraped from the U.S. Department of State’s monthly Visa Bulletin within hours of publication, verified against an expectation model, and archived in raw form. Every figure links back to its official source. This site is an independent tracker and does not provide legal advice.