EB23版 - explanation from Murthy Law Firm regarding Eb2C and EBI Oct VB |
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J*****e
发帖数: 422 | 1 Essentially, mid-August 2007 was as good as things ever got for EB2 India
and China. The cutoff dates again are approaching this point, and many I-
485s for EB2 India and China have been approved in the past few months. Thus
, the anticipated demand is low enough that the universe of pending I-485
cases eligible for approval can be expanded, allowing for additional case
filings. Since there is a lag between the filing of an I-485 and
adjudication of the case (at which time the visa number is utilized), the
DOS is temporarily advancing the cutoff dates to allow a fairly large number
of I-485 cases to be filed. This is the reason the dates for India and
China advanced by three months at the start of FY12. Any further movement of
the priority dates (PDs) will depend upon whether the new filings are
approved quickly. When the demand meets or exceeds the visa number supply,
the cutoff date movement will slow, stop, or potentially even move backward.
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What do you guys think of this opinion? | b*********n
发帖数: 2975 | 2 that means there is no more advance in near future
O still use 2800/12 to calculate VB.
Essentially, mid-August 2007 was as good as things ever got for EB2 India
and China. The cutoff dates again are approaching this point, and many I-
485s for EB2 India and China have been approved in the past few months. Thus
, the anticipated demand is low enough that the universe of pending I-485
cases eligible for approval can be expanded, allowing for additional case
filings. Since there is a lag between the filing of an I-485 and
adjudication of the case (at which time the visa number is utilized), the
DOS is temporarily advancing the cutoff dates to allow a fairly large number
of I-485 cases to be filed. This is the reason the dates for India and
China advanced by three months at the start of FY12. Any further movement of
the priority dates (PDs) will depend upon whether the new filings are
approved quickly. When the demand meets or exceeds the visa number supply,
the cutoff date movement will slow, stop, or potentially even move backward.
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What do you guys think of this opinion?
【在 J*****e 的大作中提到】
: Essentially, mid-August 2007 was as good as things ever got for EB2 India
: and China. The cutoff dates again are approaching this point, and many I-
: 485s for EB2 India and China have been approved in the past few months. Thus
: , the anticipated demand is low enough that the universe of pending I-485
: cases eligible for approval can be expanded, allowing for additional case
: filings. Since there is a lag between the filing of an I-485 and
: adjudication of the case (at which time the visa number is utilized), the
: DOS is temporarily advancing the cutoff dates to allow a fairly large number
: of I-485 cases to be filed. This is the reason the dates for India and
: China advanced by three months at the start of FY12. Any further movement of
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