American relative migration schedule in May 2020

The US immigration schedule for May has been announced. Do you know any new changes in your schedule? What problems should be paid attention to in the new application? Let's take a look at the timetable for American relatives to immigrate in May 2020.

Chinese mainland-born relatives immigration approval schedule:

The first priority is F 1 class (adult unmarried children of citizens) 8 1 day;

The second priority category F2A (permanent resident spouses and minor children) does not need to be scheduled, and there are places;

The second priority is F2B (adult unmarried children of permanent residents (2 1 one year old and above)) for 75 days;

The third priority F3 (married children of citizens) was promoted for 43 days;

The fourth priority F4 (siblings of adult citizens) was advanced by 265,438+0 days.

Delivery schedule of immigrants born in Chinese mainland:

The first priority is F 1 (adult unmarried children of citizens) for 83 days;

The second priority is F2A (permanent resident spouse and minor children) 1 month;

The second priority is F2B (adult unmarried children of permanent residents (2 1 one year old and above)) for 84 days;

The third priority F3 (married children of citizens) was promoted for 76 days;

The fourth priority F4 (brothers and sisters of adult citizens) has been advanced for 4 days.

What do you think of the green card timetable?

If you want to check the green card scheduling progress, you should first go to the website of Visa Bulletin.

After entering the page, you can see that the page is divided into the current visa announcement and the upcoming visa announcement.

Many times, USCIS will ask you to still use the timetable in Table A to decide when to submit materials such as I-485.

So, which watch should we look at? Let's sum up:

If you are still waiting to submit the I-485 materials: you need to look at the timetable in Table B and the explanation of USCIS in that month;

If you have submitted the I-485 materials, are waiting for an interview or have finished the interview.

In most cases, you only need to look at the timetable in Table A (in a few cases, USCIS will also give special instructions on the timetable in Table A). If the schedule of Form A has arrived, you can theoretically get a green card.

Of course, you need to complete the final interview and other formalities.

For example, in the green card timetable of June 20 19 1 1, USCIS specifically explained that for the submission of employment green card application materials,

You need to use Form B to determine the date of submitting the application.