Employment-based priority date cutoffs from the U.S. Department of State, tracked month by month.
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Priority date: usually the day your employer filed the PERM labor certification or I-140, or, for family cases, the day the I-130 was filed.
South Korea falls under All Chargeability.
Based on the Final Action Dates chart · All Chargeability · EB-2
Days since this bulletin took effect
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EB-2 movement this month
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EB-2 average pace, 12 months
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EB-2 retrogressions, last 12 months
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Figures are as published by the agency and may be revised.
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Estimated from past movement. Not a prediction; the State Department may advance, hold or retrogress dates.
Each dot is the EB-2 cutoff date in that month's bulletin. If your priority date is earlier than the cutoff, your case could move forward that month. A rising line means the cutoff advanced (shorter wait); a red, falling line means it moved back (retrogression).
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User-submitted. Verified means a staff member reviewed a redacted notice; we do not confirm every detail.
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