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EB-5 Non-Regional Center China Green Card Wait Time

Employment Fifth Preference, Non-Regional Center, chargeability China (mainland born). Every Visa Bulletin from October 2015 to April 2022.

Final action date
Current
April 2022 bulletin
Date for filing
Current
April 2022
Current backlog
-
bulletin month minus cutoff date
Pace, last 12 bulletins
+8 d
average movement per bulletin
Projected wait
-
pace does not support a projection

The EB-5 Non-Regional Center China row last appeared in the April 2022 Visa Bulletin; later bulletins no longer list it. Everything below is that published record.

How the EB-5 Non-Regional Center China cutoff date has moved

201420162018202020222015-102022-04
EB-5 Non-Regional Center China final action dates, October 2015 to April 2022. The solid line is the published cutoff date. The dashed line is the bulletin's own month, so the vertical distance between them is the size of the backlog at that moment. Months shown as Current or Unavailable have no cutoff date and are skipped.

The last twelve bulletins

BulletinFinal action dateMovedDate for filing
April 2022 Current - Current
March 2022 Current - Current
February 2022 Current - Current
January 2022 Current - Current
December 2021 Current - Current
November 2021 Nov 22, 2015 no movement Dec 15, 2015
October 2021 Nov 22, 2015 no movement Dec 15, 2015
September 2021 Nov 22, 2015 +7 days Dec 15, 2015
August 2021 Nov 15, 2015 +7 days Dec 15, 2015
July 2021 Nov 8, 2015 +54 days Dec 15, 2015
June 2021 Sep 15, 2015 +31 days Dec 15, 2015
May 2021 Aug 15, 2015 no movement Dec 15, 2015

Where these numbers come from

Final action dates and dates for filing are taken from the monthly Visa Bulletin published by the U.S. Department of State. Each bulletin is parsed into a machine-readable record and checked against the published page before it is committed, so the series here is the bulletin's own wording, not a restatement of it. The movement and backlog columns are arithmetic on those dates and are described on the methodology page.

Source

Every date on this page comes from the April 2022 Visa Bulletin published by the U.S. Department of State. Nothing here is estimated, interpolated or filled in, and the designations Current and Unavailable are reproduced exactly as printed.

This bulletin as published, archived copy of the page.

These figures were recovered from an archived capture of the bulletin rather than read from the live State Department page.

Backlog years, pace and projections are arithmetic on those dates and are described on the methodology page. Corrections: [email protected].

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