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EB2 China会继续慢速前进。需要五个月的时间奥本才能看到demand.
Employment-Based First and Second Preference Categories. EB-1 and EB-2
worldwide is expected to remain current for the foreseeable future. Charlie
anticipates continuing forward movement in EB-2 China, but at a slower pace
through this fiscal year. As a result of the advancement of EB-2 India
earlier this year, advancement in this category is expected to slow as we
approach the end of the fiscal year, primarily due to EB-3 upgrades.
Unexpectedly, demand for EB-2 worldwide has more than doubled over the past
few months, causing the EB-2 India cut-off date to hold steady in July.
Unless there is a significant decline in EB-2 worldwide demand, Charlie does
not anticipate any forward movement in EB-2 India for the rest of this
fiscal year.
Employment-Based Third Preference. Charlie expects EB-3 worldwide to reach
the summer of 2015 by the end of this fiscal year and expects that the cut-
off date will hold steady for some time before deciding whether some other
type of corrective action is required for the next fiscal year. The EB-3
China cut-off date is expected to remain the same through the rest of the
fiscal year. EB-3 India is expected to advance by one to two weeks. EB-3
Mexico will continue to follow EB-3 worldwide.
One of the most dramatic actions for July is that the EB-3 Philippines and "
other worker" categories will become unavailable, and will likely remain so
through this fiscal year.
QUESTION 1: Because the worldwide EB-3 category has advanced so rapidly
since March 2015, is there any indication when corrective action may be
required?
ANSWER: I believe that the initial corrective action will begin no later
than October, and that will be holding the cut-off date steady for several
months. I estimate that it takes at least five months from the day an
applicant files their adjustment application until USCIS has finalized all
required processing and requests a number. Therefore, I will not see the
impact of the May cut-off date movement until October, June movement until
November, etc.
It is extremely hard to predict how quickly the level of demand would start
to exceed my monthly targets for FY2016 number use. Should the level of
demand begin to exceed the targeted level, then further corrective action
would be considered.
Employment-Based First and Second Preference Categories. EB-1 and EB-2
worldwide is expected to remain current for the foreseeable future. Charlie
anticipates continuing forward movement in EB-2 China, but at a slower pace
through this fiscal year. As a result of the advancement of EB-2 India
earlier this year, advancement in this category is expected to slow as we
approach the end of the fiscal year, primarily due to EB-3 upgrades.
Unexpectedly, demand for EB-2 worldwide has more than doubled over the past
few months, causing the EB-2 India cut-off date to hold steady in July.
Unless there is a significant decline in EB-2 worldwide demand, Charlie does
not anticipate any forward movement in EB-2 India for the rest of this
fiscal year.
Employment-Based Third Preference. Charlie expects EB-3 worldwide to reach
the summer of 2015 by the end of this fiscal year and expects that the cut-
off date will hold steady for some time before deciding whether some other
type of corrective action is required for the next fiscal year. The EB-3
China cut-off date is expected to remain the same through the rest of the
fiscal year. EB-3 India is expected to advance by one to two weeks. EB-3
Mexico will continue to follow EB-3 worldwide.
One of the most dramatic actions for July is that the EB-3 Philippines and "
other worker" categories will become unavailable, and will likely remain so
through this fiscal year.
QUESTION 1: Because the worldwide EB-3 category has advanced so rapidly
since March 2015, is there any indication when corrective action may be
required?
ANSWER: I believe that the initial corrective action will begin no later
than October, and that will be holding the cut-off date steady for several
months. I estimate that it takes at least five months from the day an
applicant files their adjustment application until USCIS has finalized all
required processing and requests a number. Therefore, I will not see the
impact of the May cut-off date movement until October, June movement until
November, etc.
It is extremely hard to predict how quickly the level of demand would start
to exceed my monthly targets for FY2016 number use. Should the level of
demand begin to exceed the targeted level, then further corrective action
would be considered.
