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November 2026 Visa Bulletin Expectations: F2A, F4, F1 Green Card Priority Dates | US Immigration
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November 2026 Visa Bulletin Outlook
The video offers expectations, not confirmed movements, for the November 2026 Visa Bulletin:
- F2A (spouses and unmarried children under 21 of permanent residents): Dates are expected to hold steady or move only slightly for most countries. Mexico’s dates may be especially susceptible to change as demand increases. Applicants are advised to prepare documents in advance.
- F4 (siblings of U.S. citizens): No major advances are anticipated. Worldwide dates may stay put or move by only a few weeks, while India, Mexico, and the Philippines are expected to remain slow-moving. Families are urged to monitor Child Status Protection Act (CSPA) timing for children nearing 21.
- F1 (unmarried adult sons and daughters of U.S. citizens): Final Action Dates are expected to remain stable or shift modestly, with particular attention on Mexico and the Philippines. Changes in marital status or other circumstances can affect eligibility or category.
- Final Action Dates or Dates for Filing: Which dates to follow depends on the case and whether it involves consular processing or adjustment of status. Applicants should check the relevant monthly USCIS guidance before acting.
Important Disclaimer
Forecasts are planning aids only. The official State Department Visa Bulletin determines actual dates. The video is informational, not legal advice, and recommends consulting a qualified immigration attorney for case-specific guidance.
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