Ok, I clearly remember reading these words but somewhere else. So it proves to me:
1. CILA was not alone here, this is a stakeholders forum, and like last year, we should see this news trickling up in other law firms and AILA, NIU kind of stakeholders websites and newsletters.
2. Porting was considered a huge menace by them last year, they were frightened out of their socks, but it turns out that the SO was larger and Porting took a bit of a backseat to weak economy.
3. Parts of the stuff are generic like the introduction etc. but the part about the prediction is different. the part which even self.coach says he got emailed from his lawyer.
CO himself clearly mentioned in last years beginnings bulletin, that he expects EB2 India to move none, while China none to two weeks, in line with what's written here for 2010, unlike this years beginnings bulletin where he says significant move expected in future.
Compare his prediction in Dec 2010 Visa Bulletin:
http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/bul...etin_5197.html
to the prediction he put in Nov 2011 Visa Bulletin:
http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/bul...etin_5572.html
Guys, the policy of move in early Fiscal Year, that he himself mentions, will help people get in at least, it's not about giving GC, but being ready, and as mentioned by me earlier, is totally in line with his strategy with F2A last year, as well as it helps him take away the stuff of porting (random intermittent phenomena), USCIS variables like 140 backlog, processing times etc. out of the equation to bother him.
