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EB5C does not have any visa allocated in the quota. This does not mean that they will get zero visas. What happens with spillover for EB2I-C will happen here similarly. In Q4 of FY 2012, if there are visas available in EB5, then they will be allocated in strict order of PD regardless of country or quota. So EB5C will get all the visas it needs as there are plenty leftover in this category.Quote:
Originally Posted by veni001
Hi Teddy,
What are the chances of filing 485 for applicants who have 2008 PD's....
Thanks, FG
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Originally Posted by TeddyKoochu
So the dates will only move till Dec 07 by Sep 2012.Quote:
Originally Posted by TeddyKoochu
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Originally Posted by familyguy
Friends this is just an initial assessment. It is purely because of theI140 surge, we all know that it washed out the Aug and Sep bulletins. You would notice on Trackitt that EB2 ROW and EB1 approvals are coming quite fast. I think there is a 15-20% chance for Q1 2008 folks. I hope that this trend can be improved after measuring the approval rates for EB2 ROW and EB1 in Q1 2012. Good luck to all.Quote:
Originally Posted by donvar
This question is for Q,Teddy,Veni, Nishant or any other expert out here.
As a part of BTM is there any chance of PD being made current for EB2 IC any time in the upcoming bulletins?
kd2008,Quote:
Originally Posted by kd2008
I am not sure if that "zeo" is a "zero" for FY2012 based on "Chinese Student Protection Act(CSPA)".
If none is allowed based on CSPA then i don't think spillover rule applies to EB5C in Q4?
iamdeb,Quote:
Originally Posted by iamdeb
I think DOS/USCIS know how to move EB2IC cut-off dates to build the pipe line. So I don't think any chances of making "C" for EB2IC.
Teddy, this assumes slow date movement from now through Q3.Quote:
Originally Posted by TeddyKoochu
If CO doesn't believe in builiding pipeline to gather 25K+, he will stop the date right here till July2012 bulletin and that will jeopardize the likelihood of above
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Originally Posted by TeddyKoochu
Thanks Teddy and pch053 for clarification.
I think its highly unlikely that the CSPA would be so restrictive. A country may not be allocated any visas in the quota but to debar it from getting any visas from spillover seems a bit too much.Quote:
Originally Posted by veni001
Take a look at http://www.travel.state.gov/pdf/FY07_AppC.pdf
In a few years that restriction will also go away.
Teddy, please be more optimistic in ur analysis :) as i get a heartburn everytime i see Dec 2007, mine is unfortunately a month away, jan 2008. :(
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Originally Posted by TeddyKoochu
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Thanks!
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Originally Posted by TeddyKoochu
Teddy
How much spillover including quota would take us to oct 2007 do you think ?
( In other words, if it is going to halt at oct 07 what is the net sofad)
I do believe that applying SO to EB5C would be circumventing the CSPA provision, and should ideally be frowned upon. However, right now, EB5 is being touted as something that will improve economy, get jobs etc, hence it may in fact be allowed by government. So both ways it's 50-50. Had it not been for the current economic policy taken by government encouraging EB5, I would have totally sided with Veni here.Quote:
Originally Posted by kd2008
No IMHO the chance is 0.1%.Quote:
Originally Posted by iamdeb
I did not make it 0 as it is impossible to predict their whims.
It does seem to me that DOS/USCIS have a strategy for this, and we shall see it unfold this year, and the pattern will continue in upcoming FYs. This FY is borderline for that strategy as this FY also consists of some already pre-adjudicated inventory which can show up in demand data, as well as the PWMBs. The PWMB is the part which makes it most tricky. Some PWMB will always be there for various reasons, but the amount should not be as big. Every FY beginning, I think there will always be around 5-10k preadjudicated inventory, so that part is not going to baffle USCIS/DOS.
I understand your feelings my friend, there are some chances for Q1 2008 friends to be able to file for 485, believe around 25%, C maybe be a tough call. This is still very early days.Quote:
Originally Posted by cbpds1
The assumption is ~ 22K SOFAD. My assumption of porting is 6K which is higher than the others. This date is for actual GC issuance the intake must be buffered for ~ 30 (End of Dec 2007).Quote:
Originally Posted by Kanmani
Chances are very less especially after the Oct bulletin showing guarded intake.Quote:
Originally Posted by iamdeb
My priority date is 07/31/2007 - EB2 I. A question to all experts here -
What would be my appox timeline of getting EAD and Greencard itself?
Thanks - Shashidhar
One step at a time dude
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Originally Posted by Reddy001
wow...u were on vacation all this while???? dude!!!!!...Quote:
Originally Posted by nishant2200
thank you both teddy and N....Quote:
Originally Posted by nishant2200
On other note... teddy please dont change your stand on numbers... i like it when u are conservative, Q is optimistic, Veni is a she, Spec is analytic and N is all over the place with all his brilliant ideas....
I know. Just wanted to see what experts gonna say.Quote:
Originally Posted by cbpds1
By the way my original post...
My priority date is 07/31/2007 - EB2 I. A question to all experts here -
What would be my appox timeline of getting EAD and Greencard itself?
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NOW is the time for you to support it.
If you have a reason to be here on this page, you HAVE to look at this and read the amendments it suggests to section 203(b) of the Immigration and Nationality Act.
Go and press the Support button NOW!!!
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We need to take the number of people supporting this from 15 to 15000.
Guys the way VO is moving VISA dates one can get a GC within 2-3 months of filing 485. As per when somebody will be able to file 485 .... PLEASE READ THE FIRST POST and try to STAY CURRENT ON THE THREAD. You should be able to figure out the answers yourself. Its very difficult to answer everybody's personal situations. Besides it doesn't add much value for other people who are reading the thread.
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Originally Posted by kingcaeser
Nishant / Veni, CSPA only states that quota is zero. I don't think it rules out spillover to EB5.Quote:
Originally Posted by Reddy001
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Originally Posted by nishant2200
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Originally Posted by veni001
Now that VO has shown clear inclination towards moving dates slowly ahead, I am comfortable saying that in year 2012 teh chances of EB2 being C is ZERO.
Don, as of now the mean probability lies around Dec 2007. My own range is Oct 07 - Mar 08.Quote:
Originally Posted by iamdeb
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Originally Posted by donvar
Veni, because there is substantial EB5 backlog. And while the chinese cant get any quota, doesn't prohibit them from filing EB5 or getting spillover. China is singlehandedly driving the demand in EB5 IMHO. The zero quota is designed to discourage that. But still the demand is robust.Quote:
Originally Posted by veni001
Chinese Student Protection Act of 1992 allowed chinese students who were residing in USA in the 90s to immediately obtain their GCs . This was after the students' protest against chinese govt in 1989.
The US Govt issued GCs to those students immediately , by allowing above 7% country limit , with a conditional reduction of 1000 immigrant visas from the annual quota every FY( 300 from EB3 and 700 from EB5)
Bill text here.......... http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/.../~c102Y2B9qX::
With "Zero" EB5 Visas alloted every year, I dont think Chinese could apply in EB5 category . But I dont understand the context as well
Qblogfan may have enough information I guess.