June 2026 Visa Bulletin (China-mainland born)

Source: U.S. Department of State June 2026 Visa Bulletin. This page is updated after the official release in the middle of each month.

Currently showing cutoff dates for applicants born in mainland China. Worldwide, India, Mexico, and Philippines charts are coming soon.

Table A: Final Action Dates

If your priority date is earlier than the Table A date, your green card can be approved / interview scheduled.

Category	Cutoff date	vs last month	Trend
EB-1Extraordinary ability, outstanding researchers, multinational executives	April 1, 2023	No movement	History
EB-2Advanced degree professionals, NIW national interest waiver	September 1, 2021	No movement	History
EB-3Skilled workers and professionals (bachelor's degree)	August 1, 2021	▲ Advanced 47 days	History
EB-4Special immigrants (religious workers, etc.)	July 15, 2022	No movement	History
EB-5Investor immigration, unreserved categories (C5/T5/I5/R5)	September 22, 2016	No movement	History
F1Unmarried adult children of US citizens	September 1, 2017	No movement	History
F2ASpouses and unmarried minor children of green card holders	January 1, 2025	▲ Advanced 153 days	History
F2BUnmarried adult children of green card holders	September 22, 2017	▲ Advanced 123 days	History
F3Married children of US citizens	February 15, 2012	No movement	History
F4Siblings of US citizens	November 8, 2008	▲ Advanced 54 days	History

If your priority date is earlier than the Table B date, you can submit documents (for I-485, only when USCIS announces Table B is in use that month).

Category	Cutoff date	vs last month	Trend
EB-1Extraordinary ability, outstanding researchers, multinational executives	December 1, 2023	No movement	History
EB-2Advanced degree professionals, NIW national interest waiver	January 1, 2022	No movement	History
EB-3Skilled workers and professionals (bachelor's degree)	January 1, 2022	No movement	History
EB-4Special immigrants (religious workers, etc.)	January 1, 2023	No movement	History
EB-5Investor immigration, unreserved categories (C5/T5/I5/R5)	March 1, 2017	No movement	History
F1Unmarried adult children of US citizens	October 1, 2018	No movement	History
F2ASpouses and unmarried minor children of green card holders	Current	Still current	History
F2BUnmarried adult children of green card holders	March 22, 2018	▲ Advanced 80 days	History
F3Married children of US citizens	December 8, 2012	No movement	History
F4Siblings of US citizens	December 22, 2009	▲ Advanced 112 days	History

Priority Date (PD): for employment-based cases it's usually the PERM/I-140 filing date; for family-sponsored cases the I-130 filing date. You'll find it on your I-797 approval notice.
"Current" (C): no backlog for that category — you can proceed right away.
"Unavailable" (U): this fiscal year's visa numbers are used up; wait for the new fiscal year reset in October.
Cutoff dates can move forward or retrogress — always follow the official monthly bulletin.