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还在反对的eb2醒醒吧,奥本的最新发言。概言之,没有S386,EB2拿卡超8年。
What to Expect in the Visa Bulletin as We Begin FY2020
The Chief of the Visa Control and Reporting Division, Charles Oppenheim, at
the Department of State recently provided some insight to the American
Immigration Lawyers Association regarding priority dates and immigrant visa
availability in the coming months.
EB-1: In October, we normally expect to see full recovery of the final
action dates from the previous year as the new Fiscal Year’s green cards
become available. In past years, it would be possible to allow for thousands
of unused green cards from EB-4 and EB-5 to become available for use in the
EB-1 category. However, going into the upcoming fiscal year, there is no
expectation that there will be any extra unused numbers available to EB-1
India and EB-1 China in the foreseeable future. EB-1 India and EB-1 China
will continue to have separate dates and will be subject to the annual
minimum per country limit of approximately 2,803. It is not expected for any
of the EB-1 categories to become current at any time in the foreseeable
future. The visa chief further expects that there will not be any movement
for EB-1 India until January 2020 at the earliest. There are currently
around 16,000 EB-1 India applicants that were already interviewed and are
just waiting for a green card to become available. Potential upgrades from
EB-2 India could make EB-1 India backlogs worse. EB-1 India is expected to
remain severely backlogged for years, but it is too early to predict what
the date movement may be in the coming years.
EB-2: EB-2 India will continue to have limited forward movement for the
foreseeable future. Due to overall increase in EB-2 China, it is not
expected to see a full recovery in FY2020. At this point, demand is within
the amount of available numbers to satisfy the needs for EB-2 Worldwide so
it should remain current. Should increasing levels of demand begin to
materialize it may necessitate setting a final action date for EB-2
Worldwide at some point during the second half of the fiscal year.
EB-3: There may be irregularity in movement for these categories because
there is currently not as much visibility into pending demand. EB-3 India
will have little if any forward movement until possibly January 2020. EB-3
China does not appear to have the same level of demand at this time, but it
is possible that EB-2 downgrades will impact movement of the EB-3 China date
later in FY2020. At this point, demand is keeping pace with available
numbers to satisfy the needs for EB-3 Worldwide. If demand increases in the
coming months, it may require setting a final action date for EB-3 Worldwide
later in the fiscal year.
EB-5: EB-5 China, EB-5 India, and EB-5 Vietnam will continue to have final
action dates in the foreseeable future and are not expected to return to
current. |
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