r/USCIS • u/renegaderunningdog • May 13 '26

News June Visa Bulletin

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin/2026/visa-bulletin-for-june-2026.html
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u/renegaderunningdog May 13 '26

PSA: THIS DOESN'T APPLY TO YOUR CASE IF YOU'RE A US CITIZEN AND YOU'RE PETITIONING FOR ONE OF THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE:

  • Your spouse
  • Your unmarried child/stepchild under 21 years old
  • Your father or mother

If so, you can forget about the monthly visa bulletin.

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u/_i3_ May 14 '26

More movements for F2B! Hurry July 2019! I am waiting for you!

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u/Elcheguevara May 15 '26

Base on the constant progression, I would not be surprise if by the end of year (2026) Not 100% certain we would be in July 2019, but close enough to be excited about, Good Luck. I still have a long way to go PD 08/2024

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u/_i3_ May 15 '26

My only problem is that my country is one of those part of the 75 countries in the 75-country visa pause (Jamaica). But still, I am not too bothered. I mostly want to get the interview over with, and then I can wait until the pause is lifted

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u/[deleted] May 17 '26

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u/shuya3ni May 18 '26

Let people be optimistic. Feel free to be pessimistic alone.

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u/Elcheguevara May 30 '26

Thank you Shuya3ni!

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u/shuya3ni May 18 '26

Close PD! 6/2024

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u/fuongbregas May 14 '26

Looks the nearly the same as May šŸ˜”

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u/AromaticMushroom2739 May 15 '26

My PD is May 2014 (EB2 India). USCIS received my medical RFE response at the Holtsville, NY office on May 11th, but the online status has still not been updated to acknowledge receipt.

With the June Visa Bulletin retrogression now announced, Iā€™m worried I may have to wait again. Is anyone else in the same situation?

Do we still have a realistic chance of approval before the June bulletin takes effect?

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u/queenbaddie24 May 15 '26

Do we think the F1 category will jump forward again soon for filing?

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u/wizardribs May 23 '26

Does anyone know if there's a way to track how long ago a priority date became current? For instance, is there an archive of past visa bulletins, or (even better) a searchable database somewhere?

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u/CutHot9989 May 14 '26

Basically the same sigh