The Department of State has just released the September 2010 Visa Bulletin. Again, there has been a notable promotion of priority dates.
The relevant dates are:
EB-1 – all current
EB-2 – all current, except China (08 MAR 06) and India (08 MAY 06)
EB-3 – all 15 DEC 04, except China (22 OCT 03), India (01 JAN 02), and Mexico (U)
Notes on specific countries:
China: China EB2 improved by two months since the August Visa Bulletin. China EB3 remained the same.
India: India EB2 improved by two months. There was excellent progress in India EB2, which has now jumped 15 months since the May 2010 Visa Bulletin from 01 FEB 05. India EB3 however did not move from the August 2010 Visa Bulletin.
Philippines: The Philippines’ Priority Dates remain with the All Chargeability countries, which is a good sign. The EB3 has leapt ahead in recent months. It may move to 2005 in October.
The relevant dates are:
EB-1 – all current
EB-2 – all current, except China (08 MAR 06) and India (08 MAY 06)
EB-3 – all 15 DEC 04, except China (22 OCT 03), India (01 JAN 02), and Mexico (U)
Notes on specific countries:
China: China EB2 improved by two months since the August Visa Bulletin. China EB3 remained the same.
India: India EB2 improved by two months. There was excellent progress in India EB2, which has now jumped 15 months since the May 2010 Visa Bulletin from 01 FEB 05. India EB3 however did not move from the August 2010 Visa Bulletin.
Philippines: The Philippines’ Priority Dates remain with the All Chargeability countries, which is a good sign. The EB3 has leapt ahead in recent months. It may move to 2005 in October.
Nice to see a little bit of movement still at this rate my wife's visascreen will have expired before able to go.
ReplyDeleteI watched the Presidents immigration speech but haven't really seen or heard anything more on it Chris what's the latest on it
hi Chris.i am RN with h4 visa in usa. i filed for immigration visa and my priority date is 2006 sep 27th.is there any chance for me to get green card
ReplyDeletein 2011.please reply.thank you
@Lanyu: No news on immigration reform. I do not expect anything until after the election.
ReplyDelete@Sanj: I'd say that the odds are 50-50.
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