Visa bulletin for June 2024: what changed

11 final action dates moved forward and 0 moved back compared with May 2024.

  • F2A (all countries): June 1, 2021 → November 15, 2021 (advanced 5 months)
  • F3 Mexico: July 22, 1999 → December 1, 1999 (advanced 4 months)
  • F2B Mexico: March 1, 2004 → July 8, 2004 (advanced 4 months)
  • F2A Mexico: November 8, 2020 → February 1, 2021 (advanced 3 months)
  • F4 Philippines: September 8, 2003 → December 1, 2003 (advanced 3 months)
  • F1 Mexico: October 15, 2001 → January 1, 2002 (advanced 3 months)
  • F3 (all countries): January 1, 2010 → March 1, 2010 (advanced 2 months)
  • F3 Philippines: August 1, 2002 → August 22, 2002 (advanced 1 month)

Source: Visa Bulletin for June 2024 (U.S. Department of State) · Checked October 14, 2026. Always confirm with the official bulletin and USCIS. Independent site. Not affiliated with the U.S. Department of State, USCIS or any government agency.

Dates are written as in the bulletin (22AUG25 = August 22, 2025). C = current, U = unavailable. ▲ moved forward and ▼ moved back since the previous bulletin; no symbol = no change.

Family-sponsored

For adjustment of status inside the U.S. in June 2024, USCIS says to use the dates for filing chart for family-based cases.

Family-sponsored: final action date · June 2024
CategoryAll countriesChina (mainland-born)IndiaMexicoPhilippines
F108JUL1508JUL1508JUL1501JAN02Advanced 3 months01MAR12
F2A15NOV21Advanced 5 months15NOV21Advanced 5 months15NOV21Advanced 5 months01FEB21Advanced 3 months15NOV21Advanced 5 months
F2B01APR1601APR1601APR1608JUL04Advanced 4 months22OCT11
F301MAR10Advanced 2 months01MAR10Advanced 2 months01MAR10Advanced 2 months01DEC99Advanced 4 months22AUG02Advanced 1 month
F422JUL0722JUL0715JAN0601FEB01Advanced 10 days01DEC03Advanced 3 months

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Family-sponsored: date for filing · June 2024
CategoryAll countriesChina (mainland-born)IndiaMexicoPhilippines
F101SEP1701SEP1701SEP1701APR0522APR15
F2A01SEP2301SEP2301SEP2301SEP2301SEP23
F2B01JAN1701JAN1701JAN1701NOV04Advanced 2 months01OCT13
F301SEP10Advanced 3 months01SEP10Advanced 3 months01SEP10Advanced 3 months15JUN0108NOV03
F401MAR0801MAR0815JUN0627APR01Advanced 5 days01JUN05

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Employment-based

For adjustment of status inside the U.S. in June 2024, USCIS says to use the final action dates chart for employment-based cases.

Employment-based: final action date · June 2024
CategoryAll countriesChina (mainland-born)IndiaMexicoPhilippines
EB-1C01SEP2201MAR21CC
EB-215JAN2301FEB2015APR1215JAN2315JAN23
EB-322NOV2201SEP2022AUG12Advanced 7 days22NOV2222NOV22
EB-3 Other Workers08OCT2001JAN1722AUG12Advanced 7 days08OCT2001MAY20
EB-401NOV2001NOV2001NOV2001NOV2001NOV20
EB-4 Certain Religious Workers01NOV2001NOV2001NOV2001NOV2001NOV20
EB-5C15DEC1501DEC20CC
EB-5 set-aside: rural (20%)CCCCC
EB-5 set-aside: high unemployment (10%)CCCCC
EB-5 set-aside: infrastructure (2%)CCCCC

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Employment-based: date for filing · June 2024
CategoryAll countriesChina (mainland-born)IndiaMexicoPhilippines
EB-1C01JAN2301APR21CC
EB-215FEB2301JUN2015MAY1215FEB2315FEB23
EB-301FEB2301JUL2115SEP1201FEB2301JAN23
EB-3 Other Workers15DEC2001JUN1715SEP1215DEC2015MAY20
EB-401DEC2001DEC2001DEC2001DEC2001DEC20
EB-4 Certain Religious Workers01DEC2001DEC2001DEC2001DEC2001DEC20
EB-5C01JAN1701APR22CC
EB-5 set-aside: rural (20%)CCCCC
EB-5 set-aside: high unemployment (10%)CCCCC
EB-5 set-aside: infrastructure (2%)CCCCC

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What the State Department says

Official notes published with the bulletin, quoted as written. They describe what the State Department expects, not a guarantee.

Visa availability in the employment-based second (EB-2) preference category

High demand in the Employment Second category will most likely necessitate retrogression of the worldwide final action date (including Mexico and Philippines) in the next month to hold number use within the maximum allowed under the Fiscal Year 2024 annual limit. This situation will be continually monitored, and any necessary adjustments will be made accordingly.

Visa availability in the employment-based third (EB-3) preference category

High demand in the Employment Third category will most likely necessitate retrogression of the worldwide final action date (including Mexico and Philippines) in the next month to hold number use within the maximum allowed under the Fiscal Year 2024 annual limit. This situation will be continually monitored, and any necessary adjustments will be made accordingly.