11月移民排期亲属类别大幅前进约一年

2026年11月,美国国务院公布的11月绿卡排期表成为得克萨斯州达拉斯县达拉斯市华人社区关注的焦点,达拉斯华人资讯网刊出了解读。本月最大亮点来自亲属移民:F1、F2A、F2B、F3、F4四大类别的表A与表B同步大幅前进约一年。其中,中国大陆出生申请人的亲属移民表A中,F1由2020年1月22日前进至2021年1月22日,前进366天;F2B由2019年8月22日前进至2020年8月22日,前进366天;F3由2014年10月22日前进至2015年10月22日,前进365天;F4表B推进至2012年11月1日,前进366天。
职业移民方面整体平稳,中国大陆出生申请人的EB-1表A前进31天至2023年8月1日,EB-3表A前进14天至2022年1月22日,EB-2维持2021年10月1日不变。F2A表B继续显示无排期,但这并不代表绿卡能够立即获批,最终批准仍受表A日期与其他申请条件限制;申请人核对自身优先日期与类别时,以国务院官方排期表与移民局公告为准。
November Visa Bulletin: Family Categories Jump About a Year
In November 2026, the green card priority dates in the U.S. Department of State's November Visa Bulletin became a focus of the Chinese community in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, with a local Chinese information site publishing an explainer. The month's biggest movement came in family immigration: the Final Action Dates (Chart A) and Dates for Filing (Chart B) of the F1, F2A, F2B, F3 and F4 categories advanced together by roughly a year. For applicants born in mainland China, in the family-sponsored Chart A, F1 moved from January 22, 2020 to January 22, 2021, an advance of 366 days; F2B moved from August 22, 2019 to August 22, 2020, also 366 days; F3 moved from October 22, 2014 to October 22, 2015, 365 days; and F4's Chart B advanced to November 1, 2012, up 366 days.
Employment-based categories were broadly steady. For mainland-China-born applicants, EB-1's Chart A advanced 31 days to August 1, 2023; EB-3's Chart A advanced 14 days to January 22, 2022; and EB-2 held unchanged at October 1, 2021. F2A's Chart B continues to show no backlog, but that does not mean a green card can be approved immediately; final approval remains governed by the Chart A date and other application requirements. Applicants checking their own priority dates and categories should rely on the State Department's official bulletin and USCIS announcements.
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图片来源:位于纽约港的埃利斯岛国家移民博物馆(资料图)。U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS)摄,Public domain,经Wikimedia Commons。 / The Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration in New York Harbor (file photo). Photo by U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
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