In the most
recent Visa Bulletin, for March 2016, the Department of State made
projections for potential monthly movement in all categories. Notably the DOS projects forward movement in
all Employment-based categories for the April 2016 Visa Bulletin.
Here are the DOS
projections. They have included a standard disclaimer, which we have included at the end of
the excerpt.
EMPLOYMENT-based categories (potential
monthly movement)
Employment First: Current
Employment Second:
Worldwide: Current
China: Up to five months.
India: Up to three months.
Employment Third:
Worldwide: The rapid forward movement of this cut-off date
during the past ten months should generate a significant amount of demand for
numbers. When such demand begins to materialize it will be necessary to limit
movement of this cut-off date.
China: Up to five months.
India: Up to one month.
Mexico: Will
remain at the worldwide date.
Philippines: Up to four months.
The above projections for the Family
and Employment categories indicate what is likely to happen on a monthly basis
through June based on current applicant demand patterns. Readers should never
assume that recent trends in cut-off date movements are guaranteed for the
future, or that "corrective" action will not be required at some
point in an effort to maintain number use within the applicable annual limits.
The determination of the actual monthly cut-off dates is subject to
fluctuations in applicant demand and a number of other variables.
Sorry you didn't mention the family category
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