An attorney analysis--- From Immigration Voice# Immigration - 落地生根
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1)There is no way that USCIS would get away with shutting down filing of EB-
1, EB-2 and EB-3 Adjustment filings without a massive class action lawsuit
against the agency;
2)The power to determine the availability or non-availability of permanent
residence visa numbers rests solely with the Department of State. USCIS
rejected the “Other Worker” Adjustments based upon a notice from the
Department of State that there were no longer any visa numbers for the
category. I recently attended our annual
1, EB-2 and EB-3 Adjustment filings without a massive class action lawsuit
against the agency;
2)The power to determine the availability or non-availability of permanent
residence visa numbers rests solely with the Department of State. USCIS
rejected the “Other Worker” Adjustments based upon a notice from the
Department of State that there were no longer any visa numbers for the
category. I recently attended our annual