We’ve integrated Enhanced Visa Bulletin into Consular Intelligence, and, as of today, we’ve sunset Enhanced Visa Bulletin as an independent product.

In the process, we’ve dropped support for tracking individual priority dates. While priority date tracking is useful, most of our customers were not taking advantage of it because of the extra data entry required. Ideally, we’d eliminate that with integration into existing case management or CRM software in the future.

In any case, we still think that having multiple months worth of visa bulletin and forecast data in a skimmable format is handy.

With the Forecast view, you’ll see the latest priority date movement and how dates may move over the next year. You can skim down the left side as you scroll for arrows indicating where dates have moved.

And if you need to integrate this data into your own forecasts, you can download a CSV of the latest monthly forecast.

With the History view, you’ll gain a better sense of how priority dates have been moving over the past year.

No reason to waste time every month going back and forth between tabs of the current and next visa bulletin data to see what moved.

Thank you to our Enhanced Visa Bulletin subscribers. We hope you’ll consider subscribing to Consular Intelligence (if you haven’t already).

And thank you to our Consular Intelligence subscribers. We hope this new data will be useful in your practice.

– J.D.