The US Department of State has published the December visa bulletin, outlining deadlines for immigrant visa applications based on requests received by Nov. 3.

These changes mean that a larger number of Indian professionals and investors now fall within the updated cutoff dates and can take the next step toward obtaining a green card.

The latest US Visa Bulletin brings minor updates for Indian applicants seeking green cards. Family-sponsored visas show little movement, indicating extended waits. Employment-based categories see ...

The December 2025 US Visa Bulletin brings little movement for Indian applicants, with most family-sponsored and employment-based green card dates remaining unchanged ...

The US December 2025 Visa Bulletin brings encouraging progress for Indian employment-based green card applicants, while family-based categories remain largely unchanged. This update offers renewed ...

The December 2025 US visa bulletin announces revised final action and filing dates for Indian applicants across family and employment categories, highlighting movements and updated priority cut-offs.

The US visa bulletin for December 2025 details immigrant visa updates, highlighting progress for Indian applicants in ...

According to the bulletin, the FY 2026 cap for family-sponsored preference immigrants is set at 226,000, while the employment-based annual limit remains at a minimum of 140,000, as mandated under the ...

The U.S. Department of State has released its visa bulletin for October 2025. In the bulletin, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced that it will accept employment-based ...

The US State Department has issued its December 2025 visa bulletin, sharing various important updates for immigrants seeking lawful permanent residency.

The US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will use the Dates for Filing chart for employment-based visa applications in October 2025. The availability of a new annual allotment of visas will ...