Disclaimer: Estimations are informational only and not legal advice. Actual movement may vary. This Site IS NOT affiliated with ANY Federal, State, or Local government agency.
We use historical data to model the "movement" of the Visa Bulletin. Our algorithm processes thousands of data points to provide you with a realistic estimation window.
The Department of State often moves dates in cycles. We analyze years of Visa Bulletin history to identify patterns in your specific preference category (e.g., EB-2, EB-3, F2A) and country of chargeability.
By applying statistical models to past movement trends, we account for retrogressions and "surges" that occur at the start of the fiscal year. This allows us to estimate not just if your date will move, but when it is likely to reach your specific priority date.
Our tool considers the supply of immigrant visas and the per-country limitations mandated by law. This multi-layered approach helps bridge the gap between the "Final Action Date" on the chart and the reality of your wait time.
If you are a prospective immigrant, you can find your priority date on Form I-797, "Notice of Action", for the petition filed on your behalf. The waiting time before receiving an immigrant visa or adjusting status depends on the:
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MyPriorityDate helps applicants understand long-term visa bulletin movement using historical data.
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