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November 2026 Visa Bulletin: Awaiting Publication

November 2026 publication is not yet confirmed in this dataset. Shown: official October 2026 cutoffs, not a forecast. Check USCIS guidance for the filing month.

Issue: November 2026Data updated:

November 2026 Visa Bulletin gathers the release status, official sources, key cutoff lines, and filing-chart context for November 2026.

It gives the month its own crawlable page instead of hiding the current answer behind homepage filters.

Chart comparison

Chart A vs Chart B difference

Chart B usually controls early filing eligibility; final approval still depends on Chart A and visa-number availability.

CategoryChart AChart BChart B vs A
EB-1 IndiaFeb 1, 2023Jul 1, 2024Chart B is 516 days ahead
EB-2 IndiaNov 1, 2013Jan 15, 2015Chart B is 440 days ahead
EB-3 IndiaJan 1, 2014Jan 15, 2015Chart B is 379 days ahead
EB-1 ChinaJul 1, 2023Jul 1, 2024Chart B is 366 days ahead
EB-2 ChinaOct 1, 2021Jan 1, 2023Chart B is 457 days ahead
EB-3 ChinaJan 8, 2022Apr 1, 2024Chart B is 814 days ahead
F2A WorldwideSep 22, 2026CurrentNot comparable

FAQ

Common questions

Has the November 2026 Visa Bulletin been published?

November 2026 publication is not yet confirmed in this dataset. Shown: official October 2026 cutoffs, not a forecast. Check USCIS guidance for the filing month.

Which USCIS filing chart applies for November 2026?

The page includes the current USCIS filing-chart source when available. For I-485 filing, use USCIS monthly guidance for the relevant employment-based or family-sponsored chart, not DOS Chart B alone.

Where does this page get its cutoff data?

Cutoffs, movement history, and source links are organized from DOS Visa Bulletin data and USCIS Adjustment of Status filing-chart guidance. The page is data context, not case-specific legal advice.

Official sources

DOS and USCIS source links

October 2026 — DOS Visa BulletinDOS Visa Bulletin archiveUSCIS Adjustment of Status Filing Charts

Keep reading

All Visa Bulletin pages

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

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

EB-1 China Visa Bulletin

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

EB-1 Worldwide Visa Bulletin

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

EB-2 India Visa Bulletin

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

Five H-1B Changes Are in Motion at Once. Here Is the Full Scorecard.

In the span of sixty days, five separate H-1B regulatory actions have either taken effect, hit a comment deadline, or cleared a regulatory hurdle. One final rule is already costing employers money. One executive order is already generating RFEs. Two NPRMs are moving toward finalization. Here is what each one is, what it has done so far, and when the rest becomes enforceable.

EB-1 India Has 72 Hours. What Happens If the Category Closes Before October.

The September 2026 Visa Bulletin warned that EB-1 India may go Unavailable before September 30 if India's pro-rated annual limit is reached. With three days left in FY2026, here is what the closure looks like in practice, what it means for pending and unfiled cases, and what the FY2027 reset means for October.

EB-2 India Is Coming Back. Have Your I-485 Package Ready Before the Bulletin Drops.

EB-2 India has been Unavailable since May 2026. When the October Visa Bulletin arrives, the category resets with fresh FY2027 numbers and a projected Final Action Date around July 15, 2014. The filing landscape has changed: a new I-485 form mandatory since September 18, a new public charge rule in effect, no Dates for Filing chart for employment-based filers, and the no-RFE denial policy. Here is what to prepare before the bulletin drops.