Thanks
to aggressive lobbying and advocacy by the AAIHR, MU Law believes that
immigrant visas are again being issued to applicants who apply through the US
Embassy in Manila. This week, a notable
number of MU Law clients have been granted their visas.
MU Law recommends that all nurses who have been waiting to schedule their appointment begin contacting the Embassy and reset their appointments.
Previously, the US Embassy in Manila had denied virtually every nurse immigrant visa for the entirety of 2020, including in January and February, before the pandemic began.
What a relief, atty. Do you think it’s already advisable to appear for an interview in USEM Manila? Will it be beneficial for all nurses regardless of what their agencies are?
ReplyDeleteyes- I do.
Deletethe granting of visas and approval is it only for avant nurses? or everyone regardless of the agency will benefit on this? thank you
ReplyDeleteWhat do you mean? Are these visas exlusive for Avant applicants only?
DeleteGood question
DeleteMU Law recommend that all nurses who have been waiting to schedule their appointment begin contacting the Embassy and reset their appointments.
DeleteI hope its the sake for everyone.
ReplyDeleteWill USEM cater to family members of the principal for interview appointment?
ReplyDeleteCase is "accompany" Eb3 visa
DeleteI don't see why not
DeleteIs there any specific thing we should do for those other applicants with pending 221g? Or is USEM going to automatically check all their pending 221g
ReplyDeleteYou should check with your agency or US employer
DeleteHi good day sir. Do you think there is a possibility of retrogression? I am in Qatar right now and i have been waiting for my partner to come here for the interview but there is a ban for travelers from philippines right now. Do you think I should wait for my partner or I would just proceed with the interview alone?
ReplyDeleteThere is always a possibility of retrogression, although I don't expect it to happen.
DeleteThank you Atty! Just in time for my upcoming interview. More power to you and your team!
ReplyDeleteThanks Carla!
DeleteIs this only applicable to nurses under Avant? All the nurses that I know who got their visas were from Avant
ReplyDeleteAlso some from WWHS. But i think because they have sued.
DeleteMU Law recommend that all nurses who have been waiting to schedule their appointment begin contacting the Embassy and reset their appointments.
DeleteThank you for this Good news🙏🏻
ReplyDeleteAttorney i would just like to ask if the visa issuance will be affected by the US Presidential election this coming November?thank u and more power
It might. Certainly Biden would be better than Trump.
DeleteHi Atty. I have a question. Our visa expedite has been approved and We are already documentary ready, however, the embassy still not giving our interview date. Should we contact the embassy or still wait for their advise? thank you!
ReplyDeleteYes- I advise re-connecting with the embassy. Good luck!
DeleteHi Maximus, whether you got any positive response from embassy?
DeleteIs retro possible to happen in PH if the US Embassy Manila cannot accommodate to set interview schedule for CURRENT PDs and still having lots of backlog?
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