EB2 and EB3 Predictions and Current Status: USCIS released its March 2013 Edition of Visa. It has been more than 3 months that the EB2 priority date hasn’t moved forward, and it still remains the same…
The United States President Barack Obama finally says “Now Is the Time” for the Immigration Reform. The President at one of his meetings at Las Vegas on Tuesday talked about his idea and plan for immigration…
It has been noted that every year only around 6.5% of non-immigrants obtain green cards under Employment-based categories. According to the obtained statistics from sources like abcnews, we see that a total of 1,062,040 people…
USCIS released its February 2013 Edition of Visa Bulletin, the first bulletin of this year. The USCIS declares the EB2 priority date still remains the same at 1st SEP 2004 and the EB3 priority date…
EB2 India and China – Predictions and Priority Dates: USCIS released its January 2013 Edition of Visa Bulletin. As expected the priority dates almost still look the same. The December month being the holiday season, this…
The Bill to provide permanent resident visas for foreign graduates of U.S. universities with advanced degrees in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields passed at the U.S House of Representatives lower chamber today, November…
Now that the elections have made its way, we all know that the United States chose and re-elected Barack Obama to be Mr. President for the next 5 year period. During the elections campaign, there…
Green Card Priority Dates: USCIS released its December 2012 Edition of Visa Bulletin much earlier than expected this time mentioning the green card priority dates for the december month. With the United States just having…
EB2 and EB3 Priority Dates : USCIS has released its November Edition of Visa Bulletin. The Employment based green card category figures still look almost the same as last month’s. The EB2 priority dates for…
For any person to maintain their permanent residence status, the United States must be the person’s primary home. A person with permanent residence status cannot spend a year or more continuously outside the United States….