It is significant that EB-2 for “Other Countries”, Mexico and Philippines are current in
November. This is very good news in
contrast to the cutoff date of Jan. 1, 2012 in October. EB-2 China also advances six weeks to Sept.
1, 2007. However, EB-2 India is still stuck at the dismal cutoff date of Sept.
1, 2004. The EB-2 category is expected
to be sluggish in general until the current backlog of cases is cleared. For EB-3, most countries enjoy some advancement
in November.
On the family side, F-1 China, India ,
“Other Countries” and Mexico
all move forward. Significantly, F-1 Philippines
jump forward by fifteen (15) months to July 1, 1997. F-2A for China ,
India , Philippines ,
and “Other Countries” all moves forward by about six weeks to July 15, 2010.
Most F-2B visa categories also enjoy forward movements this month. Please see below for more details.
Family
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Other Countries
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|
|
|
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F1
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01NOV05
|
01NOV05
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01NOV05
|
22JUN93
|
01JUL97
|
F2A
|
15JUL10
|
15JUL10
|
15JUL10
|
22JUN10
|
15JUL10
|
F2B
|
08OCT04
|
08OCT04
|
08OCT04
|
15OCT92
|
15FEB02
|
F3
|
01JUN02
|
01JUN02
|
01JUN02
|
15FEB93
|
22JUL92
|
F4
|
22MAR01
|
15MAR01
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22MAR01
|
08JUL96
|
01MAR89
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1st: Unmarried Sons and Daughters of Citizens (about 23,000 per year).
2A:
The 2 "A" preference is for Spouses and Children (under 21 &
unmarried) of LPR's.
2B:
The 2 "B" Preference is for Unmarried Sons and Daughters (21 or
older) of LPR's.
3rd: Married Sons and Daughters of Citizens.(about 23,000
per year)
4th: Brothers and Sisters of Adult Citizens.(about 65,000 per year)
Employment
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Other Countries
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|
|
|
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1st
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C
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C
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C
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C
|
C
|
2nd
|
C
|
01SEP07
|
01SEP04
|
C
|
C
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3rd
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22NOV06
|
15APR06
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22OCT02
|
22NOV06
|
08AUG06
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Other Workers
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22NOV06
|
01JUL03
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22OCT02
|
22NOV06
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08AUG06
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4th
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C
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C
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C
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C
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C
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5th
|
C
|
C
|
C
|
C
|
C
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1st: Priority Workers (Extraordinary ability aliens, multinational companies
executives/managers, outstanding prof./researchers)
2nd: Members of the Professions Holding Advanced Degrees or Persons of
Exceptional Ability.
3rd: Skilled Workers, Professionals, and Other Workers (Unskilled.)
4th: "Special Immigrants" (Religious & others)
5th: Employment Creation (Investors)
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