American immigration schedule in March 2020

Applicants who are preparing for immigration are most concerned about the renewal of the schedule, so what has changed in March this year? Next, I will bring you the timetable for immigration to the United States in March 2020.

I. Migration of relatives

Table a: final award

1, USA F 1 visa

Applicable to unmarried children of American citizens over 2 1 year old. The schedule is from August 22, 20 13 to August 8, 20 13 10, one month and two weeks in advance.

2. American F2A visa

Applicable to spouses of permanent residents in the United States and unmarried children under 2 1 year old. "C" (current) is displayed in the scheduling table, which means that there are places in this category at present and there is no need to schedule.

3. American F2B visa

Applicable to unmarried children of American permanent residents over 2 1 year old. The schedule is from August 22, 20 14 to September 20 14 15, three weeks in advance.

4. American F3 visa

Applicable to married children of American citizens. The timetable is from 165438+2007122 October to 65438+5 February 2007, three weeks ahead of schedule.

5, the United States F4 visa

Applicable to brothers and sisters of American citizens. It remained at 1 in July 2006, 9 months behind last month, stagnant at 1 month last month, 7 months behind last month, and stagnant this month.

Table b: submission of application

1. us F 1 visa: the time schedule is from March 22, 20 14 to June 8, 20 14, two months and two weeks in advance;

2. American F2A visa: scheduled from 20 19 12 1 to 2020 10, one month in advance;

3. American F2B visa: scheduled for April 22nd to May 5th, 20 15, more than three weeks in advance;

4. American F3 visa: scheduled for July 22, 2008 to August 2008 15, more than three weeks in advance;

5. F4 visa for the United States: The schedule will remain unchanged on July 22nd, 2007.

Second, professional immigrants.

Table a: final award

1, US EB- 1 visa

Suitable for excellent talents, excellent professors or researchers, executives or managers of multinational companies. The timetable is from May 22nd to 20th, 20 17/June, 20 17/day, one week in advance.

2. American EB-2 visa

It is suitable for professionals with higher education and talents with special abilities in the fields of art, science or business. The schedule is from July, 20 15 to August, 20 15, one month in advance.

3. American EB-3 visa

Suitable for skilled workers and professionals without higher education, the schedule is 20 16 1 to 2065438+22016, three months and three weeks in advance.

4. American EB-4 visa

Suitable for special people, such as religious people, with places and no need to schedule.

5. American EB-5 visa

Applicable to American investment immigrants, the schedule is from 20 14 12 1 to 201may 15, five months and two weeks in advance.

Table b: submission of application

1. US EB- 1 visa: the schedule is still 201710/,and there is no change;

2. US EB-2 visa: the schedule is still 2065438+August 2006 1, standing still;

3. US EB-3 visa: the schedule is still 2065438+March 2007 1, standing still;

4. American EB-4 visa: there are places, and there is no need to schedule;

5. US EB-5 visa: scheduled for May 15 to February 15, 2065438, 7 months in advance.

The above is the schedule of American immigrants in March 2020. Generally speaking, in this timetable, except EB-5, the progress of other categories is slow or even stagnant. In order to remind applicants, we must check the timetable every month, especially when the immigration form comes out a week later, we must submit the materials immediately and make preparations as soon as possible.

Rights and precautions of American immigrants renting houses

The United States is a country that pays attention to human rights, and immigrants also have the right to prohibit rent discrimination. Owners should not refuse to rent houses because of immigrants themselves. If the owner refuses on these grounds, it is illegal: race and skin color; Domestic reasons; Religious reasons; Gender reasons; Causes of disability; Or marital status. If immigrants think that the owner refuses to rent for any of the above reasons, they can contact the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for feedback and complaints.

Immigrants should pay attention to renting a house in the United States. If the house needs maintenance, they must first discuss with the owner, tell the owner the problem and ask for maintenance. If the owner doesn't take action, write to the owner and tell him the problem, and keep a copy of the letter. If the landlord still doesn't act according to the tenant's request, call the local housing management office. Most cities or local governments have special personnel to check the housing problems, and ask the housing management office to send inspectors to see the problems. If the owner still doesn't solve the problem in the end, then immigrants can file a lawsuit.