June 2026 Visa Bulletin: Official Cutoff Dates & USCIS Chart

Every employment-based and family-based category page plus a monthly archive of each Visa Bulletin: official cutoffs, Chart A vs Chart B, movement history, and DOS and USCIS source links.

EB-1 India Visa Bulletin cutoffs, Chart A / Chart B comparison, movement history, and official sources.

EB-1 China Visa Bulletin cutoffs, Chart A / Chart B comparison, movement history, and official sources.

EB-1 Worldwide Visa Bulletin cutoffs, Chart A / Chart B comparison, movement history, and official sources.

EB-2 India Visa Bulletin cutoffs, Chart A / Chart B comparison, movement history, and official sources.

In a 6–3 decision issued June 30, 2026, the Supreme Court struck down Executive Order 14160, which tried to deny citizenship to children born in the U.S. to parents on temporary visas or unlawful status. Chief Justice Roberts wrote the majority. If you are on H-1B, L-1, F-1, or any nonimmigrant visa and have a U.S.-born child, here is what the ruling actually says.

On June 5, 2026, DHS published an NPRM proposing to add criminal bars, an E-Verify employer requirement, and a one-year validity cap to work permits in three specific categories: c(11) humanitarian parolees, c(14) deferred action recipients, and c(18) people on orders of supervision. Here is who is in each category, what changes, and what the August 4 deadline means in practice.

Six days after a federal court struck it down, the $100,000 H-1B fee was reinstated by court stay on June 12. It is back in effect — but only for petitions requiring consular processing, not for extensions, changes of status, or amendments. Here is what the scope actually is, the travel trap that converts an exempt petition into a $100,000 one, and where the First Circuit takes this next.