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EB3 Rest of World:
The CO has limited knowledge as to the number of eligible applicants, and
USCIS has encouraged DOS to move the dates forward over the last 5 months.
Demand appears to be increasing, thus, it is unlikely in the short run that
the category will move forward. In fact, if current demand continues,
something may have to be done as early as May 2014 to slow the demand in
this category.
The last quarter of the fiscal year for 2014 does not look good, and no
movement (or retrogression), is possible. EB3 ROW could retrogress as early
as June 2014 or July 2014.
EB3 China:
Many Chinese nationals who were waiting in the EB2 category have been filing
to “downgrade” from EB-2 to EB-3, and the result of these requests will
be reflected in the coming months.
High demand is expected to continue in this category and a correction may be
reflected as early as the May or June Visa Bulletin, depending on demand.
If F2A China retrogresses because of the F2A ROW retrogression discussed
above, the unused FB demand could be used by EB3 China. EB3 China could
retrogress as early as May or June, so please file cases now if your
priority dates are current. The category may not be available as early as
May.
EB5 China:
China EB5 could retrogress later this year, possibly August or September.
Retrogression for EB5 China in the 2015 fiscal year seems almost inevitable,
as there are over 7,000 I-526 applications pending and 80% are from China.
More on this topic is expected to be known in the next few weeks, and will
be shared at an upcoming panel in May with AILA Past-President Bernie
Wolfsdorf
EB3 Rest of World:
The CO has limited knowledge as to the number of eligible applicants, and
USCIS has encouraged DOS to move the dates forward over the last 5 months.
Demand appears to be increasing, thus, it is unlikely in the short run that
the category will move forward. In fact, if current demand continues,
something may have to be done as early as May 2014 to slow the demand in
this category.
The last quarter of the fiscal year for 2014 does not look good, and no
movement (or retrogression), is possible. EB3 ROW could retrogress as early
as June 2014 or July 2014.
EB3 China:
Many Chinese nationals who were waiting in the EB2 category have been filing
to “downgrade” from EB-2 to EB-3, and the result of these requests will
be reflected in the coming months.
High demand is expected to continue in this category and a correction may be
reflected as early as the May or June Visa Bulletin, depending on demand.
If F2A China retrogresses because of the F2A ROW retrogression discussed
above, the unused FB demand could be used by EB3 China. EB3 China could
retrogress as early as May or June, so please file cases now if your
priority dates are current. The category may not be available as early as
May.
EB5 China:
China EB5 could retrogress later this year, possibly August or September.
Retrogression for EB5 China in the 2015 fiscal year seems almost inevitable,
as there are over 7,000 I-526 applications pending and 80% are from China.
More on this topic is expected to be known in the next few weeks, and will
be shared at an upcoming panel in May with AILA Past-President Bernie
Wolfsdorf
