EB-3 Filipinas: 1 de junio de 2022 → 1 de febrero de 2022 (retrocedió 4 meses)
F3 México: 1 de noviembre de 1997 → 15 de enero de 1998 (avanzó 2 meses)
F2B México: 1 de junio de 2001 → 1 de agosto de 2001 (avanzó 2 meses)
F1 México: 1 de abril de 2001 → 22 de abril de 2001 (avanzó 1 mes)
F3 (todos los países): 8 de diciembre de 2008 → 22 de diciembre de 2008 (avanzó 14 días)
Fuente:Boletín de visas de julio de 2023 (Departamento de Estado de EE. UU.) · Verificado el 14 de octubre de 2026. Confirme siempre con el boletín oficial y con USCIS. Sitio independiente. No está afiliado al Departamento de Estado, a USCIS ni a ningún organismo del gobierno.
Las fechas van escritas como en el boletín (22AUG25 = 22 de agosto de 2025). C = al día, U = no disponible. ▲ avanzó y ▼ retrocedió respecto del boletín anterior; sin símbolo = sin cambios.
Familiares
Para el ajuste de estatus dentro de EE. UU. en julio de 2023, USCIS indica usar el cuadro de fechas para presentar en los casos familiares.
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Lo que dice el Departamento de Estado
Notas oficiales publicadas junto con el boletín. Cuando hay traducción, es nuestra y el texto oficial en inglés está debajo; si no, se cita en inglés tal cual. Describen lo que espera el Departamento de Estado, no son una garantía.
Family-sponsored second preference availability
In the April 2023 Visa Bulletin, it was necessary to establish a final action date in the F2A category. Number use has remained steady, and there is a strong likelihood that it will be necessary to retrogress the final action date next month to keep number use within the FY-2023 annual limit.
Additionally, number use in the F2B category has been steady throughout the fiscal year, and it may become necessary to retrogress the final action dates for Rest of World countries, India, and China in the coming months to keep number use within the FY-2023 annual limit. These situations will be continually monitored, and any necessary adjustments will be made accordingly.
Retrogression in the employment-based third preference (EB-3) for Rest of World countries, Mexico, and Philippines
In the May 2023 Visa Bulletin , the EB-3 final action dates for Rest of World, Mexico, and the Philippines were established to keep number use within the FY 2023 annual limit. This was in part due to higher than expected demand from applicants with priority dates earlier than the established final action dates. The Department and USCIS continue to see increased demand from these applicants, necessitating retrogression. As a result, the Rest of World, Mexico, and Philippines EB-3 final action dates have retrogressed to 01FEB22. This situation will be continually monitored, and any necessary adjustments will be made accordingly.
Retrogression in the employment-based third preference (EB-3) for India
As readers were informed was possible in Item E of the June 2023 Visa Bulletin , it has become necessary to retrogress the EB-3 final action date for India effective in July. India’s EB-3 number use has been consistently robust throughout the fiscal year, and it is estimated that applicants chargeable to India will use all EB-3 numbers made available to them during this fiscal year, taking into account INA 202(a)(5) and INA 202(e), by the end of June. Thus, applicants from India are subject to a final action date of 01JAN09. This situation will be continually monitored, and any necessary adjustments will be made accordingly.