if uscis can process cases fast enough, there is a good chance your date will be current within one year. If you have applied for i-485 in 2012, the likely hood it will be processed this year is higher.Originally Posted by sandykolu
if uscis can process cases fast enough, there is a good chance your date will be current within one year. If you have applied for i-485 in 2012, the likely hood it will be processed this year is higher.
Sandy - AILA’s has updated inventory details : https://www.aila.org/File/DownloadEmbeddedFile/77265. Looking at it, the count is higher than the April doc.
Thanks Arun. That makes it approx 20k applicants from sep1 2009 - may 1 2010 if we consider a 2.2 factor for dependents.
All is not lost yet. You may be current in November. You can also look for other potential employers who will be willing to file EB3 140 and 485 concurrently with good faith and you can join them after 140 is approved.
What is expectation for both eb2 and eb3 by end of September 2021
Is it possible for 2010 to be cleared for eb2 and eb3?
I think you r calculating wrong
Pending inventory has already dependents calculation
Coz they adjusted AOS
So it should be 8958 total till may 1 2010
Inputs appreciated
There is also a chance that the later inventory includes some of the dependents.
To answer your initial question - the logic shared by rabp is good. But then again, this whole GC Sham - Do not rely too much on it. Carry on with the life and GC will come by at its own pace. There is no real logic/explanation on the dates movement.
If you ask some they blame it on DOS but I blame it on the entire process. How hard is it to keep it transparent - the Math should always add up and the variables should be clear and transparent. We pay for the applications and the processing as well - We should not be kept in the dark. Nuff said.
Goodluck to you and to all of us.
The i-485 inventory includes dependents as well. its close to 9K pending till 2010. This does not include the eb3 to eb2 upgrades post 2012.
that is correct. i-485 inventory includes dependents.
Why are you factoring in dependents? They are people who filed for AOS where dependents are already counted (not people with approved i140s). So the actual number will be more or less the same.
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This is politics. Agreement with White House does not give anything until the Senate votes on it. The provisions are intentional to drag out the stimulus fight, so that Senate has less time to confirm SC pick.
Gurus need your insight. My wife's priority date became current - Feb 2011 per the october bulletin. We're filing for I-485/EAD/AP for us. I'm working on H1b and have an approved I-140 myself with Jan 2014 as my PD. On the I-765 EAD application, her eligibility category is C9. I want to know what should be my category on the EAD application I file?
There is something called MSA Metropolitan Statistical area under which the PERM gets filed.
So when the job location moves, technically the immigration attorney knows that if a new PERM/I-140 is required for the new location or not. So in your case attorneys figured a new PERM is required.
Your old I-140 could be used only for retaining the priority date but the underlying PERM or I140 usage is not possible this info is with my own personal experience and take it with a grain of salt.
There is a possibility though if your old office location is still open, occupied and your employer presence is there and they can transfer you back there which was not in my case. Good luck!
https://twitter.com/ejtaub/status/1310687362939334661
DOS released statistics on immigration & nonimmigrant visa issuance for August 2020:
In August 2020, DOS issued 6,100 immigrant visas, compared to 38,090 in August 2019.
DOS issued 94,416 nonimmigrant visas compared to 742,011 in August 2019.
Mine is March 30, 2010...TSC...no RFE, no info from USCIS as of now. Application has not been touched since 2012.
android09,
Your category is same as hers : c9
-RGV1
By Mar 2021 but its all depends on availability of USCIS workforce.
I have november 2010 EB2 PD. My company is giving me an option to downgrade if I want. I want to downgrade if it means I will get GC at least 3 months faster. Is there any way to deduce number of people ahead of me in EB2 queue? 485 data shows only until April. I am looking for ways to deduce from May to October.
Looking at this report
Uscis should have enough time processing EB applications
The ratio between EB2 I demand and EB3 I demand is roughly 4:1.. so a straight nov 2010 EB3 will get GC much faster than same PD in EB2.. but not sure of how much extra time it will take if you downgrade
I485 inventory already includes dependents.
Thanks for your response. Yes, I understand the reasoning behind new PERM and I-140 process based on location change and it was the risk I had to take at that time but now it has put me on tough spot with this oct VB.
Yes, my old location is still open as that is the HQ and I am going to talk to them about possibility of transfer, so I can go with 485/AOS.
I have been reading there is a bill pending to remove massive FB spillover from EB ?
Hi All
I have a question regarding my situation. I’m From India. My Pd is in 4/12/2010 and I have i140 approved from both EB2 and EB3 from same employer. I’m in confused now which category to go with for AOS filing chance of getting GC faster. I opting to go with EB3, but concerned about downgrading application volume. I don’t want EB3 dates to retrogress after applying.What are your thoughts? Plse advise.
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