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October 2026 verified bulletin snapshot · Final Action Dates for visa availability · Methodology · Trend charts

October 2026 verified snapshot

Choose Final Action Dates for visa availability or Dates for Filing for the filing cutoff. Filter the October 2026 table by employment category and country of chargeability.

For October 2026, USCIS requires the Dates for Filing chart for employment-based adjustment-of-status filings. A Final Action result describes visa availability; it does not establish your eligibility to file or guarantee approval. Official USCIS filing instruction.

Bulletin: October 2026Data version: 2026-10Table A verified: 2026-09-29Table B verified: 2026-10-04Source: U.S. Department of StateMonthly snapshot; check the applicable chart.

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October 2026 Final Action Dates by category and country, compared with the prior verified month.
Category Other China India Mexico Philippines Movement

Table A describes visa availability. C means Current; U means Unavailable. A priority date must be strictly earlier than a dated cutoff.

Monthly changes

Advancing means the cutoff moved later or became Current. Retrogressing means it moved earlier or became Unavailable.

Final Action trend explorer

Choose a category and compare the countries you care about. This separate chart uses the verified Final Action historical record and keeps Current and Unavailable in their own bands.

Countries of chargeability

Lines overlap when countries share the same cutoff. In most EB categories, Mexico, the Philippines, and all other countries track the same worldwide date — so their lines sit exactly on top of one another. Only China and India usually have separate, later cutoffs; select just those two to see the gap clearly.

This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Past movement does not predict future movement. Always confirm dates against the official Visa Bulletin, which controls. For advice about your individual case, consult a licensed immigration attorney or accredited representative.