Final Action Dates<\/a><\/h6>\n\n- Retrogression for Indian and Chinese EB-5 Applicants<\/a><\/li>\n
- Slight Advancement in Most Employment-Based Visa Categories<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
File Your EB-5 Application Before Set-Aside Categories Show Retrogression<\/a><\/h6>\nWork With EB5AN to Get Your Green Card Fast<\/a><\/h6>\n<\/div>\nFinal Action Dates<\/h3>\n
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The April 2025 Visa Bulletin<\/a> provides the latest final action dates for employment-based immigrant visas, which indicate when applicants can move forward in the immigration process based on their priority dates. A priority date corresponds to the date an applicant initially submitted their Green Card petition to USCIS. For EB-5 investors, this is the date they filed Form I-526E<\/a>.<\/p>\nApplicants whose priority dates fall before the listed final action date are eligible to continue with their visa process. If a final action date is marked as \u201cC\u201d or \u201ccurrent,\u201d it signifies that visas are immediately available, with no backlog delaying approval.<\/p>\n
Retrogression for Indian and Chinese EB-5 Applicants<\/h4>\n
Next month, the final action dates for the EB-5 category will shift. In the unreserved EB-5 category, Chinese applicants will see a retrogression of approximately two and a half years, moving the date back to January 22, 2014. Indian applicants will also experience a significant retrogression, with their date pushed back by more than two years to November 1, 2019.<\/p>\n
For applicants from all other countries, final action dates remain current, allowing them to proceed without delays.<\/p>\n
File Your EB-5 Application Before Set-Aside Categories Show Retrogression<\/a><\/h6>\nWork With EB5AN to Get Your Green Card Fast<\/a><\/h6>\n<\/div>\nFinal Action Dates<\/h3>\n
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The April 2025 Visa Bulletin<\/a> provides the latest final action dates for employment-based immigrant visas, which indicate when applicants can move forward in the immigration process based on their priority dates. A priority date corresponds to the date an applicant initially submitted their Green Card petition to USCIS. For EB-5 investors, this is the date they filed Form I-526E<\/a>.<\/p>\nApplicants whose priority dates fall before the listed final action date are eligible to continue with their visa process. If a final action date is marked as \u201cC\u201d or \u201ccurrent,\u201d it signifies that visas are immediately available, with no backlog delaying approval.<\/p>\n
Retrogression for Indian and Chinese EB-5 Applicants<\/h4>\n
Next month, the final action dates for the EB-5 category will shift. In the unreserved EB-5 category, Chinese applicants will see a retrogression of approximately two and a half years, moving the date back to January 22, 2014. Indian applicants will also experience a significant retrogression, with their date pushed back by more than two years to November 1, 2019.<\/p>\n
For applicants from all other countries, final action dates remain current, allowing them to proceed without delays.<\/p>\n
Final Action Dates<\/h3>\n
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The April 2025 Visa Bulletin<\/a> provides the latest final action dates for employment-based immigrant visas, which indicate when applicants can move forward in the immigration process based on their priority dates. A priority date corresponds to the date an applicant initially submitted their Green Card petition to USCIS. For EB-5 investors, this is the date they filed Form I-526E<\/a>.<\/p>\n Applicants whose priority dates fall before the listed final action date are eligible to continue with their visa process. If a final action date is marked as \u201cC\u201d or \u201ccurrent,\u201d it signifies that visas are immediately available, with no backlog delaying approval.<\/p>\n Next month, the final action dates for the EB-5 category will shift. In the unreserved EB-5 category, Chinese applicants will see a retrogression of approximately two and a half years, moving the date back to January 22, 2014. Indian applicants will also experience a significant retrogression, with their date pushed back by more than two years to November 1, 2019.<\/p>\n For applicants from all other countries, final action dates remain current, allowing them to proceed without delays.<\/p>\nRetrogression for Indian and Chinese EB-5 Applicants<\/h4>\n