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The September 2011 visa bulletin
Every employment-based cutoff the State Department published for September 2011, on both charts, for the five countries the bulletin lists separately. Beside each cutoff is what it did since the August 2011 bulletin. The newest bulletin held here is November 2026.
What moved since August 2011
Every one of the 30 cells on each chart, by what it did.
Final action dates
Final action dates: 8 advanced, 22 unchanged.
Final action dates
Each cell shows the cutoff and its move since the August 2011 bulletin.
| Category | All other countries | China | India | Mexico | Philippines |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EB-1 priority workers | Current current | Current current | Current current | Current current | Current current |
| EB-2 advanced degree and NIW | Current current | Apr 15, 2007 unchanged | Apr 15, 2007 unchanged | Current current | Current current |
| EB-3 skilled and professional | Nov 22, 2005 +21 days | Jul 15, 2004 +7 days | Jul 8, 2002 +37 days | Nov 22, 2005 +21 days | Nov 22, 2005 +21 days |
| EB-3 other workers | Aug 1, 2005 +92 days | Apr 22, 2003 unchanged | Jun 1, 2002 unchanged | Aug 1, 2005 +92 days | Aug 1, 2005 +92 days |
| EB-4 special immigrants | Current current | Current current | Current current | Current current | Current current |
| EB-5 unreserved | Current current | Current current | Current current | Current current | Current current |
The dates for filing chart began with the October 2015 bulletin. This one printed final action dates only.
A date means applications with a priority date earlier than it can act that month. Current means every priority date can. Unavailable means none can, usually because the fiscal year's numbers for that category and country are used up. The EB-5 set-aside rows didn't exist yet in this month's bulletin. They begin in May 2022.
Source: the State Department's bulletin page.
Visa bulletin through Nov 2026. How these figures are counted. Spotted an error? Tell us; every fix is dated in the corrections log.
The sources in full
Visa bulletin: travel.state.gov (the bulletin's tables, read in a browser; the site refuses automated clients) · data through Nov 2026 · monthly
What this data includes
Visa bulletin: Cutoff dates as the State Department published them each month. Nothing here is forecast.
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The rules behind these numbers
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