Latest schedule of American immigration: June 5438 +20651October 438+08.

EB- 1 finally appeared in1October. I think everyone has been waiting for a long time. The longer they wait, the more likely their children will be over-aged. The emergence of scheduling is entirely due to too many applicants and too few places. The queue is so long, is it because your own materials have been left behind, and the quota has not been decentralized, so the Immigration Bureau will not accept it? What's the latest timetable?

However, scheduling means that after I- 140 is approved, EB- 1 applicants need to wait for a while to enter the consulate for an interview (or I-485 adjusts their identity).

In the first month of fiscal year 20 19 and June 20 18, the latest schedule of American immigrants was announced on September 12. The most surprising thing is that EB- 1 still has no quota at the beginning of the fiscal year and continues to schedule.

For Chinese mainland applicant EB- 1, the timetable of the Immigration Bureau is 20 12 1.

(this date has no practical significance, just to deal with the issue of EB- 1 visa quota for this fiscal year. )

Charlie, Director of the Visa Department of the State Council, recently predicted: ① By the end of this year 10, China and India may still be in the scheduled state, instead of becoming the current state as in previous years (showing the current state on the schedule means hearing the cases submitted today).

② Other countries in the world will also be ranked in the second fiscal quarter of 20 19.

I. Remarks 2018+June 2008 Family Migration Schedule:

1. Parents, spouses or minor children of American adult citizens are not limited by the quota, and there are quotas at any time without scheduling.

2. Green card can be applied for spouse, minor or unmarried adult children, but not for married children, parents, brothers and sisters.

Second, the professional migration schedule 20 18 and 10.

Remarks:

1, the first priority EB 1: excellent talents, researchers and executives of multinational companies.

2. Second priority EB2: advanced degree professionals, NIW.

3. The third priority EB3: skilled workers, professionals and unskilled workers.

4. Fourth priority EB4: Special personnel and religious workers.

Fifth priority EB5: investment in non-regional centers (C5, T5) and regional centers (I5, R5).