Visa Bulletin August 2014 — Final Action Dates

Published August 2014 · Source: U.S. Department of State Visa Bulletin (Final Action Dates, verbatim)

The official August 2014 Visa Bulletin cutoff dates are reproduced below exactly as published by the Department of State. Use them to check whether your priority date is Current for your employment or family category and country of chargeability. For trend analysis, open the per-country tracker pages linked at the bottom.

Employment-Based Final Action Dates — August 2014

CategoryAll Chargeability AreasChina (mainland-born)IndiaMexicoPhilippines
EB-1 (Priority Workers)Current (C)Current (C)Current (C)Current (C)Current (C)
EB-2 (Advanced Degree / NIW)Current (C)Oct 8, 2009Jan 22, 2009Current (C)Current (C)
EB-3 (Skilled / Professional)Apr 1, 2011Nov 1, 2008Nov 8, 2003Apr 1, 2011Jun 1, 2010
EB-3 Other WorkersApr 1, 2011Jul 22, 2005Nov 8, 2003Apr 1, 2011Jun 1, 2010
EB-4 (Special Immigrants)Current (C)Current (C)Current (C)Current (C)Current (C)
EB-5 (Investor, Unreserved)Current (C)Current (C)Current (C)Current (C)Current (C)

Family-Sponsored Final Action Dates — August 2014

CategoryAll Chargeability AreasChina (mainland-born)IndiaMexicoPhilippines
F1 (Unmarried Adult Sons/Daughters)Apr 22, 2007Apr 22, 2007Apr 22, 2007Apr 8, 2094Jun 1, 2004
F2A (Spouses & Minor Children of LPRs)May 1, 2012May 1, 2012May 1, 2012Mar 15, 2011May 1, 2012
F2B (Unmarried Adult Sons/Daughters of LPRs)Jul 1, 2007Jul 1, 2007Jul 1, 2007Apr 1, 2094Oct 8, 2003
F3 (Married Sons/Daughters of Citizens)Nov 15, 2003Nov 15, 2003Nov 15, 2003Sep 15, 2093Apr 15, 2093
F4 (Siblings of Citizens)Jan 1, 2002Jan 1, 2002Jan 1, 2002Jan 1, 2097Jan 22, 2091
Coverage note (authenticity): This page shows the real, published cutoffs for August 2014. Employment data covers 5 chargeability areas; family data covers 5 areas. No values are modeled or estimated.

Per-country pages for August 2014

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do the August 2014 cutoff dates come from?

All dates on this page are Final Action Dates published by the U.S. Department of State in the official Visa Bulletin. They are reproduced verbatim — no values are estimated or projected.

What does 'C' and 'U' mean on the Visa Bulletin?

'C' means Current — a visa number is immediately available. 'U' means Unavailable — the annual supply for that category and chargeability has been exhausted and no final action can be taken until it reopens.

How do I use these cutoffs with my priority date?

If your priority date is earlier than or equal to the cutoff for your category and country of chargeability, you are Current. Use the Visafig calculators to check your status or plan backward from a target green-card year.

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