China (mainland-born) — Visa Bulletin April 2012
Final Action Dates, verbatim from the U.S. Department of State Visa Bulletin for April 2012.
| Category | Cutoff | Movement vs prev. |
|---|---|---|
| EB-1 (Priority Workers) | Current (C) | — |
| EB-2 (Advanced Degree / NIW) | May 1, 2010 | no change |
| EB-3 (Skilled / Professional) | Mar 1, 2005 | ▲ +59 days |
| EB-3 Other Workers | Apr 22, 2003 | no change |
| EB-4 (Special Immigrants) | Current (C) | — |
| EB-5 (Investor, Unreserved) | Current (C) | — |
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EB-1 (Priority Workers)
China (mainland-born) EB1 cutoff trend and reverse-planning.
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China (mainland-born) EB2 cutoff trend and reverse-planning.
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China (mainland-born) EB3 cutoff trend and reverse-planning.
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China (mainland-born) EB3OW cutoff trend and reverse-planning.
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China (mainland-born) EB4 cutoff trend and reverse-planning.
View tracker →EB-5 (Investor, Unreserved)
China (mainland-born) EB5 cutoff trend and reverse-planning.
View tracker →Frequently Asked Questions
What were the April 2012 employment cutoffs for China (mainland-born)?
The Final Action Dates for China (mainland-born) in April 2012 are listed in the table below, reproduced verbatim from the U.S. Department of State Visa Bulletin.
How do I read the movement column?
The movement column compares this month's cutoff with the previous verified month for the same category and chargeability. A positive number means the cutoff advanced (more people became Current); a negative number means retrogression.