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发信人: zy1973 (James), 信区: EB23
标 题: 引用 ImmigrationGirl， 新财年排期
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Thu Aug 18 23:46:46 2016, 美东)
What to Expect in the Visa Bulletin in the next Fiscal Year starting October
1, 2016
By ImmigrationGirl August 18, 2016 I-485 6 Comments
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 potential priority dates for the
October visa bulletin as we move into the next Fiscal Year.
EB-2 Worldwide is expected to become current again in October. Despite the
uncharacteristically low demand in EB-3 Worldwide is not expected to become
current because there is a concern that demand in this category that has not
yet materialized.
In October, EB-2 China is expected to advance to a date in late 2011 or
early 2012. EB-3 China’s final action date is expected to reach late 2012
or early 2013. This means that we likely see the EB-3 downgrade phenomenon
again next fiscal year, at least until the increase in EB-3 China demand
generated by the downgrades levels out demand between the two categories.
In October, EB-2 India will likely move to a date in early 2007. Slow
movements of a few weeks at a time are anticipated for EB-3 India, which is
likely to remain at a 2005 date in October. EB-3 India is the last category
in which the Visa Chief has some visibility from the summer 2007 adjustment
of status filings. This means that any movement in this category will be
more steady and less erratic compared to others.
No predictions are available at this time as to where EB-5 China dates will
fall in the next fiscal year. We may have better information by late
September to mid-October.
It is expected that EB-1 India and EB-1 China will become current again in
October.
Family-Based Projections. We expect movements into the next fiscal year to
remain relatively steady. The Administration’s Visa Modernization Proposal
compels the State Department to advance the dates as aggressively as
possible in the first three quarters of the fiscal year. While doing so
helps to ensure that number use is maximized, it also results in fewer
numbers being available for use in the final quarter, which can cause
retrogression at the end of a fiscal year.
Filing Dates. Most importantly, as we approach the one year anniversary of
the new Visa Bulletin format, we do not have any predictions from the visa
chief in terms of “filing dates” as he has not yet met with the CIS
Ombudsman’s Office.
I’ll post updates whenever I receive them!
~ImmigrationGirl
发信人: zy1973 (James), 信区: EB23
标 题: 引用 ImmigrationGirl， 新财年排期
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Thu Aug 18 23:46:46 2016, 美东)
What to Expect in the Visa Bulletin in the next Fiscal Year starting October
1, 2016
By ImmigrationGirl August 18, 2016 I-485 6 Comments
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 potential priority dates for the
October visa bulletin as we move into the next Fiscal Year.
EB-2 Worldwide is expected to become current again in October. Despite the
uncharacteristically low demand in EB-3 Worldwide is not expected to become
current because there is a concern that demand in this category that has not
yet materialized.
In October, EB-2 China is expected to advance to a date in late 2011 or
early 2012. EB-3 China’s final action date is expected to reach late 2012
or early 2013. This means that we likely see the EB-3 downgrade phenomenon
again next fiscal year, at least until the increase in EB-3 China demand
generated by the downgrades levels out demand between the two categories.
In October, EB-2 India will likely move to a date in early 2007. Slow
movements of a few weeks at a time are anticipated for EB-3 India, which is
likely to remain at a 2005 date in October. EB-3 India is the last category
in which the Visa Chief has some visibility from the summer 2007 adjustment
of status filings. This means that any movement in this category will be
more steady and less erratic compared to others.
No predictions are available at this time as to where EB-5 China dates will
fall in the next fiscal year. We may have better information by late
September to mid-October.
It is expected that EB-1 India and EB-1 China will become current again in
October.
Family-Based Projections. We expect movements into the next fiscal year to
remain relatively steady. The Administration’s Visa Modernization Proposal
compels the State Department to advance the dates as aggressively as
possible in the first three quarters of the fiscal year. While doing so
helps to ensure that number use is maximized, it also results in fewer
numbers being available for use in the final quarter, which can cause
retrogression at the end of a fiscal year.
Filing Dates. Most importantly, as we approach the one year anniversary of
the new Visa Bulletin format, we do not have any predictions from the visa
chief in terms of “filing dates” as he has not yet met with the CIS
Ombudsman’s Office.
I’ll post updates whenever I receive them!
~ImmigrationGirl
