Visa Bulletin

F4 Visa Bulletin dates: Mexico

Brothers and sisters of US citizens who are 21 or older, born in Mexico.

September 2026 Visa Bulletin

Final Action Date

Apr 8, 2001

You can get your visa or green card if your priority date is earlier than this date.

Date for Filing

Apr 30, 2001

You can send your documents to the National Visa Center if your priority date is earlier than this date. In the US, USCIS says each month which chart decides when you can file Form I-485.

Your priority date is usually the day USCIS received your I-130 or I-140 petition, or, when you needed a labor certification, the day it was filed. It is on your I-797 notice. Source: the September 2026 Visa Bulletin.

How fast the line moves

The people at the front of the line now have a priority date from April 2001: they have waited about 25 years.

In the last 12 months, the Final Action Date moved forward 1 month.

In the last 5 years, it moved forward 2 years and 2 months, about 5 months each year.

Details

The line does not move at a steady pace. It can stand still for months, jump forward, or move back. It often moves back in the summer, near the end of the US government’s year, and forward again in October. So past movement cannot tell you exactly when your date will come.

The September 2025 bulletin’s Final Action Date was Mar 15, 2001.

The September 2021 bulletin’s Final Action Date was Feb 8, 1999.

  • Final Action Dates
  • Dates for Filing
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Source: the State Department’s monthly Visa Bulletins. Each line shows the cutoff date in each month’s bulletin. There is a gap where the category was current (no cutoff) or unavailable. All the bulletins since October 2015 are in a JSON file on GitHub.