Predicción boletin octubre 2016

                                 

US Dept of State Family-Sponsored Visa Bulletin for September 2016All Charge-ability Areas Except Those Listed

Family-Sponsored	Feb 2016	Mar 2016	Apr 2016	May 2016	Jun 2016	Jul 2016	Aug 2016	Sep 2016	October 2016 Prediction
FB1	2008-07-08	2008-08-08	2008-09-22	2008-11-22	2009-01-15	2009-03-22	2009-05-22	2009-09-15	2009-11-16
FB2a	2014-09-01	2014-09-22	2014-10-22	2014-11-01	2014-11-08	2014-11-15	2014-11-15	2014-11-15	2014-11-19
FB2b	2009-05-15	2009-05-22	2009-06-15	2009-09-01	2009-10-22	2009-12-08	2010-01-08	2010-02-01	2010-03-16
FB3	2004-10-01	2004-10-15	2004-11-22	2004-12-01	2004-12-01	2004-12-01	2004-12-01	2004-12-01	2004-12-01
FB4	2003-06-08	2003-07-01	2003-07-22	2003-07-22	2003-08-08	2003-09-08	2003-09-15	2003-10-08	2003-10-23

 

Mainland China

Family-Sponsored	Feb 2016	Mar 2016	Apr 2016	May 2016	Jun 2016	Jul 2016	Aug 2016	Sep 2016	October 2016 Prediction
FB1	2008-07-08	2008-08-08	2008-09-22	2008-11-22	2009-01-15	2009-03-22	2009-05-22	2009-09-15	2009-11-16
FB2a	2014-09-01	2014-09-22	2014-10-22	2014-11-01	2014-11-08	2014-11-15	2014-11-15	2014-11-15	2014-11-19
FB2b	2009-05-15	2009-05-22	2009-06-15	2009-09-01	2009-10-22	2009-12-08	2010-01-08	2010-02-01	2010-03-16
FB3	2004-10-01	2004-10-15	2004-11-22	2004-12-01	2004-12-01	2004-12-01	2004-12-01	2004-12-01	2004-12-01
FB4	2003-06-08	2003-07-01	2003-07-22	2003-07-22	2003-01-01 *	2003-01-01	2003-01-01	2003-01-01	2003-01-01

 

India

Family-Sponsored	Feb 2016	Mar 2016	Apr 2016	May 2016	Jun 2016	Jul 2016	Aug 2016	Sep 2016	October 2016 Prediction
FB1	2008-07-08	2008-08-08	2008-09-22	2008-11-22	2009-01-15	2009-03-22	2009-05-22	2009-09-15	2009-11-16
FB2a	2014-09-01	2014-09-22	2014-10-22	2014-11-01	2014-11-08	2014-11-15	2014-11-15	2014-11-15	2014-11-19
FB2b	2009-05-15	2009-05-22	2009-06-15	2009-09-01	2009-10-22	2009-12-08	2010-01-08	2010-02-01	2010-03-16
FB3	2004-10-01	2004-10-15	2004-11-22	2004-12-01	2004-12-01	2004-12-01	2004-12-01	2004-12-01	2004-12-01
FB4	2003-06-08	2003-07-01	2003-07-22	2003-07-22	2001-01-01 *	2001-01-01	2001-01-01	2001-01-01	2001-01-01

 

Mexico

Family-Sponsored	Feb 2016	Mar 2016	Apr 2016	May 2016	Jun 2016	Jul 2016	Aug 2016	Sep 2016	October 2016 Prediction
FB1	1995-01-01	1995-01-08	1995-01-22	1995-02-08	1995-02-22	1995-03-08	1995-03-08	1995-03-22	1995-04-05
FB2a	2014-06-08	2014-06-15	2014-07-22	2014-08-15	2014-09-01	2014-09-01	2014-09-01	2014-09-01	2014-09-06
FB2b	1995-09-08	1995-09-08	1995-09-08	1995-09-08	1995-09-08	1995-09-08	1995-09-08	1995-09-15	1995-09-15
FB3	1994-09-08	1994-09-15	1994-10-01	1994-10-08	1994-10-22	1994-10-22	1994-10-22	1994-11-15	1994-11-22
FB4	1997-04-01	1997-04-01	1997-04-08	1997-04-08	1997-04-15	1997-04-15	1997-04-15	1997-04-22	1997-04-24

 

Philippines

Family-Sponsored	Feb 2016	Mar 2016	Apr 2016	May 2016	Jun 2016	Jul 2016	Aug 2016	Sep 2016	October 2016 Prediction
FB1	2003-11-01	2004-04-01	2004-07-01	2004-10-01	2004-12-22	2005-02-01	2005-03-22	2005-07-01	2005-09-13
FB2a	2014-09-01	2014-09-22	2014-10-22	2014-11-01	2014-11-08	2014-11-15	2014-11-15	2014-11-15	2014-11-19
FB2b	2005-02-01	2005-03-01	2005-04-01	2005-05-01	2005-06-01	2005-07-01	2005-09-15	2005-12-01	2006-01-15
FB3	1993-11-22	1993-12-08	1993-12-22	1994-01-22	1994-02-01	1994-03-01	1994-03-15	1994-06-15	1994-07-09
FB4	1992-08-08	1992-08-15	1992-09-01	1992-10-01	1992-12-01	1993-01-01	1993-02-01	1993-03-01	1993-03-31

 

* Note: Dates in red indicate that priority went backwards instead of forwards which is known as retrogression. This is caused when the Department of State finds that the number of visas available is running out faster than originally estimated. The date is moved backward to show a more accurate picture of the visa backlog. FAMILY-SPONSORED PREFERENCE DEFINITIONS First: (FB1) Unmarried Sons and Daughters of U.S. Citizens: 23,400 plus any numbers not required for fourth preference. Second: Spouses and Children, and Unmarried Sons and Daughters of Permanent Residents: 114,200, plus the number (if any) by which the worldwide family preference level exceeds 226,000, plus any unused first preference numbers: ---- A. (FB2A) Spouses and Children of Permanent Residents: 77% of the overall second preference limitation, of which 75% are exempt from the per-country limit; ---- B. (FB2B) Unmarried Sons and Daughters (21 years of age or older) of Permanent Residents: 23% of the overall second preference limitation. Third: (FB3) Married Sons and Daughters of U.S. Citizens: 23,400, plus any numbers not required by first and second preferences. Fourth: (FB4) Brothers and Sisters of Adult U.S. Citizens: 65,000, plus any numbers not required by first three preferences.

Fuente: Visa Journey