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总结：EB2C继续前进，EB2I八九月份到08年二月；EB3C七月份到2009年一月。
The priority date cut-off for EB-2 India could advance as far as February
2008 in the August or September Visa Bulletin, according to Charles
Oppenheim, the senior State Department official responsible for visa control
. The EB-2 India cut-off date has been stalled at September 1, 2004 since
October 2012.
EB-2 China is likely to advance no more than a few weeks per month through
the end of this fiscal year.
For most countries, including China, priority dates for the EB-3
professional and skilled worker subcategory are projected to advance as far
as January 2009 in July, though further progression is unlikely for the
remainder of this fiscal year. EB-3 India is expected to advance by up to
two weeks per month through the end of the fiscal year.
Mr. Oppenheim made his projections at the annual symposium of the American
Council on International Personnel, held this week.
What EB-2 India Advancement Means for Employers and Foreign Nationals
If the EB-2 India cut-off date advances as predicted in the coming months,
many adjustment applicants with long-pending cases could see their
applications adjudicated to completion, and some foreign nationals who were
unable to file permanent residence applications when their priority dates
were current in the past might have a new opportunity to file.
The exact cut-off date will not be known until the State Department releases
a Visa Bulletin announcing the advancement. The Bulletin is usually issued
about three weeks before the month to which it applies.
When their priority dates become current, adjustment applicants with pending
cases may need to provide supplemental documentation so that U.S.
Citizenship and Immigration Services can finalize their cases. Applicants
could be asked to provide updated job letters from their employer-sponsors,
and may need to attend another biometrics appointment so that new
fingerprints can be taken. Applicants should also be prepared for the
possibility of an adjustment interview at a local USCIS office. Though
interviews are not routine in employment-based cases, agency adjudicators
have the authority to refer specific cases for local office interviews.
Eligible Indian EB-2s who do not have an adjustment application on file with
USCIS will need to act quickly if their priority date becomes current
because the chance to file an adjustment may be brief. It is not known how
many EB-2 India visa numbers will become available when the cut-off date
advances, and many available numbers are likely to be captured by cases
already on file, including an unspecified number of pending cases that have
been upgraded from EB-3 to EB-2.
The priority date cut-off for EB-2 India could advance as far as February
2008 in the August or September Visa Bulletin, according to Charles
Oppenheim, the senior State Department official responsible for visa control
. The EB-2 India cut-off date has been stalled at September 1, 2004 since
October 2012.
EB-2 China is likely to advance no more than a few weeks per month through
the end of this fiscal year.
For most countries, including China, priority dates for the EB-3
professional and skilled worker subcategory are projected to advance as far
as January 2009 in July, though further progression is unlikely for the
remainder of this fiscal year. EB-3 India is expected to advance by up to
two weeks per month through the end of the fiscal year.
Mr. Oppenheim made his projections at the annual symposium of the American
Council on International Personnel, held this week.
What EB-2 India Advancement Means for Employers and Foreign Nationals
If the EB-2 India cut-off date advances as predicted in the coming months,
many adjustment applicants with long-pending cases could see their
applications adjudicated to completion, and some foreign nationals who were
unable to file permanent residence applications when their priority dates
were current in the past might have a new opportunity to file.
The exact cut-off date will not be known until the State Department releases
a Visa Bulletin announcing the advancement. The Bulletin is usually issued
about three weeks before the month to which it applies.
When their priority dates become current, adjustment applicants with pending
cases may need to provide supplemental documentation so that U.S.
Citizenship and Immigration Services can finalize their cases. Applicants
could be asked to provide updated job letters from their employer-sponsors,
and may need to attend another biometrics appointment so that new
fingerprints can be taken. Applicants should also be prepared for the
possibility of an adjustment interview at a local USCIS office. Though
interviews are not routine in employment-based cases, agency adjudicators
have the authority to refer specific cases for local office interviews.
Eligible Indian EB-2s who do not have an adjustment application on file with
USCIS will need to act quickly if their priority date becomes current
because the chance to file an adjustment may be brief. It is not known how
many EB-2 India visa numbers will become available when the cut-off date
advances, and many available numbers are likely to be captured by cases
already on file, including an unspecified number of pending cases that have
been upgraded from EB-3 to EB-2.
