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发帖数: 25 | 1 The US State Department has issued the most recent Visa Bulletin, effective
as of April 1, 2008.
There has been absolutely NO PROGESS in the EB-2 category for China. The
cut-off date is still at
December 1 2003—the same that it was in the March Visa Bulletin
For Indian nationals under the EB-2 category, however, there has been
progress. The cut-off date is
now the same as it is for Chinese nationals, namely December 1, 2003. For
the past few months the
Visa Bulletin had indicated “U” which me | h********n
发帖数: 25 | 2 The US State Department has issued the most recent Visa Bulletin, effective
as of April 1, 2008.
There has been absolutely NO PROGESS in the EB-2 category for China. The
cut-off date is still at
December 1 2003—the same that it was in the March Visa Bulletin
For Indian nationals under the EB-2 category, however, there has been
progress. The cut-off date is
now the same as it is for Chinese nationals, namely December 1, 2003. For
the past few months the
Visa Bulletin had indicated “U” which meant that no Visa Numbers were
available at all. The change in
the cut-off date for EB-2 Indians is evidence that the USCIS is making some
progress on their backlog.
As in the March 2008 Visa Bulletin, there is no backlog for EB-1(a) or EB-1(
b) cases for Chinese or
Indian nationals. Therefore, for qualified researchers, the EB-1 case
remains an excellent option.
Here’s a link to the official Visa Bulletin website:
http://travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/bulletin/bulletin_1360.html
Mark Harrington
Immigration Lawyer
Harrington Law Firm
www.markharringtonlaw.com
email: m**[email protected] |
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