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June 2011 Visa Bulletin: Published Cutoff Dates

Imported bulletin shown: June 2011. Source publication and import dates are listed separately. The bulletin sets cutoff dates for visa numbers. It is not a processing time, an interview date or a forecast of any case outcome.

How we estimate

We display imported Department of State tables with source provenance and parser QA. Movement compares the immediately preceding calendar month for the same chart, category and chargeability area; gaps are never filled. C and U remain states. Bulletin lag counts completed months between a dated cutoff and the first day of the bulletin month, not months a person has waited.

Official sources and import provenance

Department of State: official Visa Bulletin · USCIS: monthly adjustment-of-status chart choice

Supporting source / archive capture

Read the original bulletin for all source notes and announcements. This tool displays normalized tables, not legal instructions.

Source publication date
2011-05-11
Imported / observed
2026-10-05T19:54:36+00:00
Archive capture timestamp
20171203212811

Dates use YYYY-MM-DD. C and U are states, never dates. Missing cells remain gaps. Consult the source bulletin for footnotes, exceptions and revisions.

June 2011 · Employment-based preferences · Final Action Dates

June 2011 · Employment-based preferences · Final Action Dates
CategoryAll areas except those listedChina (mainland-born)IndiaMexicoPhilippines
EB-1 — First employment preference C — Current (no dated cutoff) C — Current (no dated cutoff) C — Current (no dated cutoff) C — Current (no dated cutoff) C — Current (no dated cutoff)
EB-2 — Second employment preference C — Current (no dated cutoff) 2006-10-15 2006-10-15 C — Current (no dated cutoff) C — Current (no dated cutoff)
EB-3 — Third employment preference 2005-09-15 2004-05-15 2002-04-22 2004-12-22 2005-09-15
EB-3-other-workers — Other workers 2003-11-08 2003-04-22 2002-04-22 2003-11-08 2003-11-08
EB-4 — Fourth employment preference C — Current (no dated cutoff) C — Current (no dated cutoff) C — Current (no dated cutoff) C — Current (no dated cutoff) C — Current (no dated cutoff)
EB-4-religious-workers — Certain religious workers C — Current (no dated cutoff) C — Current (no dated cutoff) C — Current (no dated cutoff) C — Current (no dated cutoff) C — Current (no dated cutoff)
EB-5-targeted-employment-areas-regional-centers-pilot-programs — 5th Targeted Employment Areas/ Regional Centers and Pilot Programs C — Current (no dated cutoff) C — Current (no dated cutoff) C — Current (no dated cutoff) C — Current (no dated cutoff) C — Current (no dated cutoff)

June 2011 · Family-sponsored preferences · Final Action Dates

June 2011 · Family-sponsored preferences · Final Action Dates
CategoryAll areas except those listedChina (mainland-born)IndiaMexicoPhilippines
F1 — Unmarried adult children of U.S. citizens 2004-05-01 2004-05-01 2004-05-01 1993-03-01 1996-02-22
F2A — Spouses and children of permanent residents 2007-08-22 2007-08-22 2007-08-22 2007-07-22 2007-08-22
F2B — Unmarried adult children of permanent residents 2003-04-15 2003-04-15 2003-04-15 1992-08-22 2000-06-08
F3 — Married children of U.S. citizens 2001-06-01 2001-06-01 2001-06-01 1992-11-15 1992-03-08
F4 — Siblings of adult U.S. citizens 2000-03-08 2000-03-08 2000-03-08 1996-02-15 1988-05-01

Published Diversity Visa rank tables (ranks, not dates)

Published Diversity Visa rank tables (ranks, not dates)
Program yearApplies to monthRegion / exceptionRank cutoff / state
20112011-06Africa / All DV areas except those listed separately49300
20112011-06Africa / Egypt34300
20112011-06Africa / Ethiopia28525
20112011-06Africa / Nigeria17150
20112011-06Asia / All DV areas except those listed separately28600
20112011-06Europe / All DV areas except those listed separately29450
20112011-06Europe / Uzbekistan27800
20112011-06North America (Bahamas) / All DV areas except those listed separately12
20112011-06Oceania / All DV areas except those listed separately1300
20112011-06South America and the Caribbean / All DV areas except those listed separately1300
20112011-07Africa / All DV areas except those listed separately57600
20112011-07Africa / Egypt35000
20112011-07Africa / Ethiopia30650
20112011-07Africa / Nigeria18500
20112011-07Asia / All DV areas except those listed separately33775
20112011-07Europe / All DV areas except those listed separately33000
20112011-07Europe / Uzbekistan28200
20112011-07North America (Bahamas) / All DV areas except those listed separately12
20112011-07Oceania / All DV areas except those listed separately1400
20112011-07South America and the Caribbean / All DV areas except those listed separately1400

Categories and selected countries

Key facts

Imported bulletin shown: June 2011. Source publication and import dates are listed separately.

The bulletin sets cutoff dates for visa numbers. It is not a processing time, an interview date or a forecast of any case outcome.

Asylum itself has no Visa Bulletin category. Family and employment preferences are separate from asylum processing.

Before October 2015, a separate Dates for Filing chart was not published. Its absence is not an unavailable (U) visa category.

Bulletin month
June 2011
Import revision / parser
1 / vb-1.0.0
Verification / gap
Verified import
Data through: June 2011Source published: May 11, 2011Imported: Oct 5, 2026 Source: DOS Visa Bulletin Methodology and limitations Public API

Frequently asked questions

How do Final Action Dates and Dates for Filing differ?

Final Action Dates concern immigrant visa-number availability. Dates for Filing concern the earlier document-submission stage. USCIS separately states which chart adjustment-of-status applicants may use each month. This tool displays both published charts without selecting one for an application.

What do C, U and missing observations mean?

C means current, without a dated cutoff. U means visa numbers are unavailable for that line. A missing month, chart or cell means the imported source has no observation; it is not U or a zero date.

Does a priority date equal to the cutoff count as earlier?

No. The bulletin’s dated comparison is strictly earlier than the cutoff. Comparing dates alone does not establish eligibility, authorize filing or predict approval.

Is bulletin lag a processing time or a wait estimate?

No. Bulletin lag is the completed-month distance between a dated cutoff and the first day of the bulletin month. It does not measure elapsed case processing or predict remaining wait.

Is chargeability the same as citizenship or residence?

Chargeability generally follows country of birth, with exceptions. These columns preserve the bulletin’s areas, including mainland-born China. This tool does not determine a person’s chargeability.

Does asylum have a Visa Bulletin category?

Asylum itself has no Visa Bulletin category. These family and employment preference tables are not an asylum processing calendar.