Articles, guides and the latest updates about Visa Bulletin for the Vietnamese U.S. immigration community.
Visa Bulletin changes every month and directly affects many US family and employment immigration applications. This guide explains how to track Final Action Dates, Dates for Filing, Priority Dates, change history, and how to manage records without confusing official information with predictions.
Visa Bulletin changes each month and directly affects the visa issuance ability of many US settlement applications. This article shows how to track Priority Date, Final Action Date, Dates for Filing and how to use the tracker tool to not miss important changes.
Visa Bulletin has two important tables: Filing Date and Final Action Date. Many people who have followed records for many years still confuse these two concepts, leading to misunderstandings about when records are processed.
Visa Bulletin has advanced many months but many applications have not yet received interview schedules. This is a common situation recently and has many causes other than the priority date.
Many applications are eligible but still late in paying fees, late in submitting DS-260 or missing letters from NVC just because they did not follow the Visa Bulletin properly. Here are common mistakes and how to avoid them.
Explains what retrogression is, whether the application will be canceled or not and what people waiting to immigrate should do when the Visa Bulletin is backdated.
Instructions for properly reading the Visa Bulletin for F2A, F2B, F3 and F4 categories to determine whether the application has been processed or not.
