Visa Bulletin June 2026: Who Should Act Before Dates Move?

#VisaBulletin #VisaBulletinJune2026 #GreenCardUpdate The June 2026 Visa Bulletin is here, and this month brings major updates for green card applicants waiting on their priority dates. In this video, we explain who should act now before dates move again, including important changes in employment-based and family-based categories. This month includes serious retrogression for India in EB-1 and EB-2 categories, modest forward movement in EB-3 India and EB-3 China, positive updates in family-based categories, and important warnings from the Department of State about possible future retrogression or unavailability in certain categories. In this video, we cover: ✅ What the Visa Bulletin means ✅ Final Action Dates vs Dates for Filing ✅ USCIS chart selection for June 2026 ✅ EB-1 India retrogression ✅ EB-2 India major retrogression ✅ EB-3 India and EB-3 China movement ✅ EB-2 China warning ✅ Family-based green card movement ✅ F2A, F2B, F4 updates ✅ EB-5 India unreserved warning ✅ What applicants should do right now If your green card case is waiting on a priority date, this update is important. Dates can move forward, backward, or become unavailable depending on visa demand and annual limits. That is why it is important to check your category, country of birth, and priority date carefully every month. Always confirm your case strategy with a licensed immigration attorney before taking any action. Subscribe to Immigration Updates Today for monthly Visa Bulletin updates, USCIS news, green card updates, immigration policy changes, and important alerts for applicants inside and outside the United States. #FamilyBasedGreenCard #GreenCard #EB2India #EB1India #EB3India DISCLAIMER: This video is for general informational and educational purposes only. It is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Immigration rules, visa availability, USCIS procedures, and Department of State guidance can change at any time. Always verify the latest official information and consult a licensed immigration attorney before making decisions about your immigration case.