What is the immigration visa schedule?

The US Immigration Bureau sets an EB-5 visa quota of 65,438+00,000 every year, and entrusts the US consulate to issue it to investors who have obtained the approval of the I-526 temporary green card application. Investors can only get a temporary green card if they get an EB-5 visa. Scheduling means that the American consulate stopped the immigrant visa because there was no visa quota, which made it impossible for investors to get an immigrant visa and a temporary green card in the United States after the application was approved. 10000 places include affiliated applicants, which means that an application may require several visa places (main applicant, children, spouse). If the number of places in that year has been used up, then the backlog of applications for studying in the United States needs to wait for the number of places in the next year. If the number of places in that year is not used up, all of them will be invalid and will not be postponed to the next year. For example, suppose the Immigration Bureau was told by the U.S. Consulate that the number of places in fiscal year 20 14 was used up when it tried the applications submitted from August 20 14 to May 20 13, then it would have to wait until the next fiscal year, that is, fiscal year 20 15, that is, from 20/kloc-0. Waiting for something new in the middle is scheduling.