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November 2026 Visa Bulletin

Written and checked by the QueueCheck editorial team. Last checked September 29, 2026. How we verify information

Status: the November 2026 Visa Bulletin is not published yet. State Department index checked September 29, 2026: it labels September 2026 Current and October 2026 Upcoming. November 2026 is not listed on the index yet.

No November 2026 Final Action Dates or Dates for Filing have been published. The official index does not give a publication date. This page contains no invented cut-offs and will use the same URL for verified data after the bulletin and USCIS filing-chart selection are checked.

Not yet published

The latest verified bulletin in QueueCheck is October 2026. November 2026 is part of federal Fiscal Year 2027; the available annual numbers and reported demand shape each month's cut-offs.

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What to check when it is released

Compare both the Final Action Dates and Dates for Filing with October 2026. A later cut-off is an advance, an earlier one is retrogression, C means Current, and U means Unavailable.

Then check USCIS separately. Its monthly selection decides whether adjustment applicants use Final Action Dates or Dates for Filing; the State Department table alone is not the filing instruction.

Check a priority date against October 2026

Previous-month context

These are verified October 2026 positions, not predictions for November 2026.

How to read the charts

Final Action Dates control when a visa number can be authorized. Dates for Filing are the earlier document-submission dates; USCIS separately chooses which chart adjustment-of-status applicants may use each month.

C means Current, so the chart has no cut-off for that row. U means Unavailable, so no numbers may be authorized for it that month. Chargeability normally follows country of birth rather than citizenship or residence.

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