SIJS Priority Date Tracker

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We need a few details to look up your EB-4 category status under the current Visa Bulletin.

Do you have an approved Form I-360 under Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS)?

⚠ Your I-360 must be approved first Only applicants with an approved I-360 can be in the visa queue. If your petition is pending or not yet filed, you cannot have a priority date yet. Please consult an immigration attorney for next steps.

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As of April 2023, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Ecuador fall under the All Chargeability Areas column — the same as "worldwide."

Your priority date

Your priority date is the date USCIS received your I-360 petition — it appears on your Form I-797 Notice of Action as the "Receipt Date."

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Look at your I-797 Notice of Action for your I-360. The "Receipt Date" printed on that form is your priority date — not the approval date.

Priority date (Receipt Date on your I-797)

Have you already filed your I-485 (Application to Adjust Status)?

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You're all set, friend!

We've recorded your priority date and will send you an email when the EB-4 Visa Bulletin reaches your date. Keep checking back each month for the latest bulletin updates.

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⚠ Not legal advice This tool provides general informational guidance based on publicly available Visa Bulletin data. It does not constitute legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Immigration law is complex — consult a licensed immigration attorney before filing any forms.

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Data source & accuracy: EB-4 cutoff dates reflect the U.S. Department of State Visa Bulletin for March 2026 and USCIS's March 2026 Adjustment of Status Filing Charts. For current month data, always verify at travel.state.gov and uscis.gov.