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EB-5 Unreserved Worldwide Visa Bulletin: August 2026 cutoffs, movement history, and USCIS chart
EB-5 Unreserved Worldwide Visa Bulletin August 2026 official cutoffs, Chart A and Chart B, 12/36-month movement, USCIS filing-chart guidance, FAQ, and source links.
EB-5 Unreserved Worldwide Visa Bulletin tracks the current Chart A and Chart B cutoff dates, USCIS filing-chart source, and recent 12/36-month movement.
Use this page as a crawlable, shareable reference for the category rather than a one-off filter state on the homepage.
Check your priority date against both charts before making a filing plan: Chart A is closer to final approval, while Chart B is only an I-485 filing window when USCIS allows it for the month.
Current official cutoffs
EB-5 Unreserved Worldwide Visa Bulletin current Chart A and Chart B
Chart A: Final Action Dates
CurrentLatest official issue: July 2026- Last 12 months
- Advanced 365 days
- Last 36 months
- Advanced 1096 days
Chart B: Dates for Filing
CurrentLatest official issue: July 2026- Last 12 months
- Advanced 365 days
- Last 36 months
- Advanced 1096 days
Movement history
Last 12 official cutoff rows
Positive movement means the cutoff advanced. Negative movement means retrogression. Blank movement usually means Current, Unavailable, or no comparable date.
| Issue | Chart A | Chart A movement | Chart B | Chart B movement |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| July 2026 | Current | Advanced 30 days | Current | Advanced 30 days |
| June 2026 | Current | Advanced 31 days | Current | Advanced 31 days |
| May 2026 | Current | Advanced 30 days | Current | Advanced 30 days |
| April 2026 | Current | Advanced 31 days | Current | Advanced 31 days |
| March 2026 | Current | Advanced 28 days | Current | Advanced 28 days |
| February 2026 | Current | Advanced 31 days | Current | Advanced 31 days |
| January 2026 | Current | Advanced 31 days | Current | Advanced 31 days |
| December 2025 | Current | Advanced 30 days | Current | Advanced 30 days |
| November 2025 | Current | Advanced 31 days | Current | Advanced 31 days |
| October 2025 | Current | Advanced 30 days | Current | Advanced 30 days |
| September 2025 | Current | Advanced 31 days | Current | Advanced 31 days |
| August 2025 | Current | Advanced 31 days | Current | Advanced 31 days |
Category background
Understanding EB-5 Unreserved Worldwide Visa Bulletin: history, demand drivers, and pitfalls
Current is the headline, the footnotes are the story
For investors born outside India and China, unreserved EB-5 has generally stayed Current: no priority-date wait, with case processing time as the real timeline. This page exists mostly so you can verify that status each month rather than assume it.
The cautionary tales are country-specific. Vietnam spent years with its own EB-5 cutoff after Chinese-style demand concentration, and any country that suddenly supplies a large share of filings can retrogress on short notice. Current today is not a guarantee for a case filed next year.
Why rest-of-world investors still watch this page
The unreserved pool is shared: heavy demand from anywhere tightens supply for everyone, and DOS has shown it will impose worldwide corrective cutoffs in other categories when fiscal-year math demands it. The history table going flat at Current every month is exactly what you want to see.
If you are choosing between unreserved and a rural or high-unemployment set-aside project, remember the set-asides carry their own separate queues — Current in both today, but they will diverge under different demand, and switching projects later is expensive.
FAQ
Common questions
What is the current Chart A cutoff for EB-5 Unreserved Worldwide Visa Bulletin?
The EB-5 Unreserved Worldwide Visa Bulletin Chart A / Final Action cutoff shown for August 2026 is Current. If August 2026 is not published yet, the page uses the latest official DOS bulletin available.
What is the current Chart B cutoff for EB-5 Unreserved Worldwide Visa Bulletin?
The EB-5 Unreserved Worldwide Visa Bulletin Chart B / Dates for Filing cutoff is Current. Whether Chart B can be used for I-485 filing still depends on the USCIS filing-chart guidance for the month.
Is this legal advice?
No. This is source-backed Visa Bulletin data and historical movement context from DOS and USCIS sources, not case-specific legal advice. Use it to compare your own priority date against Chart A and Chart B, then confirm the USCIS monthly filing-chart guidance before making a filing decision.
Official sources
DOS and USCIS source links
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