When did F4 American immigrants arrive in 2002? Why is the timetable going backwards? thank you

The last time the schedule was reversed, it was because the US Immigration Department accelerated the process of trying e-commerce, which led some people to walk very fast between 20 10 and 5 10, and used up a lot of quotas (many people who couldn't leave at all in those years also left by electronic means). Therefore, the quota was insufficient at the end of last year, and the fast-forward schedule was suddenly returned. But the speed of climbing back is ok, not slow.

Now, your case should still have time to go to 2002. It's not a year and a half MINUS the actual time, but depends on the progress of each month, understand? -If the schedule is advanced by two months every month, your case will start in less than a year. On the other hand, if it is only 15 days in advance every month, it will be twice as long as the actual start time. After the launch, you have to go through the process, and it will take about six months or a year to get an interview. Do the math yourself.

In addition to the above reasons, the most likely reason for the backward scheduling is the quota problem. Everyone is waiting in line. If the quota is almost used this year, it will slow down or even go backwards (it is more likely to happen at the end of the year). Unless the American authorities come up with a new bill to reduce quotas, I don't think they will rule out quotas for economic reasons. Is it necessary for someone to operate this kind of thing behind the scenes? They have the final say, let alone a legal society.