The State Department's October 2026 Visa Bulletin is out. What it means for pending family and employment cases
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October starts a new fiscal year and a new supply of immigrant visas. Here is how to read this month's bulletin and decide whether your case can move.
By Margit LindqvistManaging partner · 5 min read
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