Why is the immigration progress in the United States going backwards?

At present, the biggest problem that plagues applicants preparing to immigrate to the United States is the immigration schedule, which will delay applicants' immigration to the United States for one or two years, or even longer. Therefore, it is the applicant's most desirable thing to move the immigration schedule forward. However, the schedule of some immigration methods will go backwards. Why is the immigration schedule in the United States retrogressive?

There are several factors that lead to the retrogression of the scheduling, one is the number of applicants, the other is the processing speed of the Immigration Bureau, and the third is the calculation method of the scheduling announcement issued by the State Council. Under normal progress, the speed of immigration processing green card applications is about six to eight months. In the past year, the number of applicants has increased, but the trial has not been accelerated, resulting in a backlog of cases in the Immigration Bureau. If the squeeze is large, the Immigration Bureau needs to notify the immigration visa issuing department in the State Council to postpone the immigration scheduling, and the scheduling announcement will stagnate or even go backwards.

Does the retrogression of immigration progress mean that the waiting time is longer?

Actually, not necessarily. Back in 2006, it was the zeroing method used by the State Council to calculate the number of immigrants inaccurately. In fact, the number of professional immigrants born in Chinese mainland before the priority date of 20 10 should be very small. If readers still remember, there was a period in May of 20 14, and the priority of the three types of professional immigrants born in Chinese mainland suddenly dropped between June of 20 12 and June of 2006. But a year later, the schedule returned to September 20 1 1.