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💥 BIG NEWS | February 2026 Family Visa Bulletin | F2A, F3, F4 Priority Dates EXPLAINED | What Changed
The February 2026 Family Visa Bulletin is here, and priority dates for F2A, F3, and F4 categories have moved—some forward, some backward. If you're waiting for a family-based green card, these changes directly impact when your case will be processed.
If you or your family members are in F2A (spouses and children of green card holders), F3 (married children of U.S. citizens), or F4 (siblings of U.S. citizens) categories, this bulletin update could mean your interview is closer—or delayed.
In this video, we explain:
✔️ What the February 2026 Visa Bulletin priority dates mean for F2A, F3, and F4 categories
✔️ How much priority dates moved forward or backward this month
✔️ The difference between "Final Action Dates" and "Dates for Filing" and which one applies to you
✔️ Why some categories advanced while others retrogressed
✔️ How to check if your priority date is now current
✔️ What to do if your priority date became current this month
✔️ Important next steps to prepare for your green card interview
⚠️ Many applicants miss critical deadlines because they don't understand how to read the Visa Bulletin or don't know which chart to follow.
Watch through to the end to understand exactly where your case stands and what actions you need to take in February 2026. Stay informed and avoid delays in your family immigration case.
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Disclaimer:
This video is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Visa Bulletin priority dates and USCIS policies can change monthly. Please verify all information with the official U.S. Department of State Visa Bulletin, USCIS, or consult a qualified immigration attorney for your specific situation. Content current as of February 10, 2026.
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