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排期：EB2 EB3 OTHER WORKER
Oct: 1/1/2012和10/15/2011 1/1/2006
Nov: 2/1/2012和 1/1/2012 4/1/2006
Dec: 2/1/2012和4/15/2012 8/1/2006
Jan: 2/1/2012和 7/1/2012 12/1/2006
Feb: 3/1/2012和10/1/2012 12/06/2006
Mar: 8/1/2012和 6/1/2013 2/1/2007
Apr: 9/1/2012和8/15/2013 3/1/2007
May: 9/1/2012和8/15/2013 4/22/2007
OTHER WORKER:
FY 2015： 441
FY 2014： 146 奇怪为什么2014财年这么少，原来当时lack of demand，放水了。
FY 2013： 504
FY 2012： 401
NOV 17:
EB-2 and EB-3 China
The EB-2 China final action date remains unchanged for December 2015 and Mr.
Oppenheim expects that this date will remain the same in the upcoming
months, given that immigrant visa number use is expected to exceed targeted
usage for the first quarter of fiscal year 2016.
The EB-3 China final action date is later than the EB-2 China final action
date, and thus Mr. Oppenheim anticipates that some EB-2 China cases will
downgrade to EB-3. This may result in an increased EB-3 demand which could
slow or even retrogress that category, thereby allowing EB-2 China to
advance again. Mr. Oppenheim expects that this rebalancing may occur as
early as April 2016
Jan 28:
EB-2 and EB-3 China: The EB-2 China Final Action Date will continue to lag
behind the EB-3 China Final Action Date in February, though the surge in EB-
2 demand seems to be abating. While demand was high for EB-2 China in
October, demand decreased in November by about half, and was relatively low
in December. Demand for EB-3 China is also on the low side, such that the
first quarter usage target for this category was not met. As a result, EB-3
China continues to advance, which may spur an influx of downgrades, which
could ultimately rebalance the two categories as we have seen over the past
two years. DOS expects this rebalancing to occur at some point over the next
few months. In the meantime, both EB-2 and EB-3 China are expected to
continue to advance in March.
Feb 17:
EB-2 and EB-3 China
Per the March Visa Bulletin, EB-2 China will advance five months from March
1, 2012, to Aug. 1, 2012. Charlie believes that EB-2 China will continue to
advance monthly at this same rate. EB-3 China will advance even more, from
Oct. 1, 2012, to June 1, 2013, with predictions that this category will
continue to advance five months each month. Charlie is watching these two
categories very closely, noting that there is a pattern of some EB-2 China
applicants downgrading to EB-3 in order to increase demand and slow down, or
even retrogress, the EB-3 category, thereby allowing EB-2 China to advance
again. Although Charlie is predicting a similar pattern this year,
significant EB-3 China demand has not occurred yet.
APRIL 19:
EB-2 and EB-3 China.
Recently, number usage for EB-3 China has exploded due to the EB-3 downgrade
effect that Charlie has been expecting. Although anticipated, there was no
advance warning as to when this demand would materialize, to what extent, or
for how long. Demand for EB-3 China numbers exceeded 400 in March alone. EB
-2 China spiked to 850 in March. April demand in both categories is expected
to be at least on par with March demand, and may possibly exceed it. As a
result, it would most likely be necessary to retrogress EB-2 and EB-3 China
in June in an effort to hold number use within the annual limit.
Oct: 1/1/2012和10/15/2011 1/1/2006
Nov: 2/1/2012和 1/1/2012 4/1/2006
Dec: 2/1/2012和4/15/2012 8/1/2006
Jan: 2/1/2012和 7/1/2012 12/1/2006
Feb: 3/1/2012和10/1/2012 12/06/2006
Mar: 8/1/2012和 6/1/2013 2/1/2007
Apr: 9/1/2012和8/15/2013 3/1/2007
May: 9/1/2012和8/15/2013 4/22/2007
OTHER WORKER:
FY 2015： 441
FY 2014： 146 奇怪为什么2014财年这么少，原来当时lack of demand，放水了。
FY 2013： 504
FY 2012： 401
NOV 17:
EB-2 and EB-3 China
The EB-2 China final action date remains unchanged for December 2015 and Mr.
Oppenheim expects that this date will remain the same in the upcoming
months, given that immigrant visa number use is expected to exceed targeted
usage for the first quarter of fiscal year 2016.
The EB-3 China final action date is later than the EB-2 China final action
date, and thus Mr. Oppenheim anticipates that some EB-2 China cases will
downgrade to EB-3. This may result in an increased EB-3 demand which could
slow or even retrogress that category, thereby allowing EB-2 China to
advance again. Mr. Oppenheim expects that this rebalancing may occur as
early as April 2016
Jan 28:
EB-2 and EB-3 China: The EB-2 China Final Action Date will continue to lag
behind the EB-3 China Final Action Date in February, though the surge in EB-
2 demand seems to be abating. While demand was high for EB-2 China in
October, demand decreased in November by about half, and was relatively low
in December. Demand for EB-3 China is also on the low side, such that the
first quarter usage target for this category was not met. As a result, EB-3
China continues to advance, which may spur an influx of downgrades, which
could ultimately rebalance the two categories as we have seen over the past
two years. DOS expects this rebalancing to occur at some point over the next
few months. In the meantime, both EB-2 and EB-3 China are expected to
continue to advance in March.
Feb 17:
EB-2 and EB-3 China
Per the March Visa Bulletin, EB-2 China will advance five months from March
1, 2012, to Aug. 1, 2012. Charlie believes that EB-2 China will continue to
advance monthly at this same rate. EB-3 China will advance even more, from
Oct. 1, 2012, to June 1, 2013, with predictions that this category will
continue to advance five months each month. Charlie is watching these two
categories very closely, noting that there is a pattern of some EB-2 China
applicants downgrading to EB-3 in order to increase demand and slow down, or
even retrogress, the EB-3 category, thereby allowing EB-2 China to advance
again. Although Charlie is predicting a similar pattern this year,
significant EB-3 China demand has not occurred yet.
APRIL 19:
EB-2 and EB-3 China.
Recently, number usage for EB-3 China has exploded due to the EB-3 downgrade
effect that Charlie has been expecting. Although anticipated, there was no
advance warning as to when this demand would materialize, to what extent, or
for how long. Demand for EB-3 China numbers exceeded 400 in March alone. EB
-2 China spiked to 850 in March. April demand in both categories is expected
to be at least on par with March demand, and may possibly exceed it. As a
result, it would most likely be necessary to retrogress EB-2 and EB-3 China
in June in an effort to hold number use within the annual limit.
