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The July 2015 Visa Bulletin Brings Little Change

The Department of State’s July Visa Bulletin announced only a few modest changes in employment-based visa processing. Most significantly, the EB-3 subcategory for professionals and skilled workers will become unavailable for the Philippines.

The July 2015 Visa Bulletin Brings Little Change

Additionally, Indian nationals seeking classification under the EB-2 preference category will see no change from the month of June.  Those seeking classification under the EB-3 and other workers categories will see a very small change from January 22, 2004 to February 4, 2004.  This means the government is virtually experiencing a “delay” of 11 years. Priority dates for Chinese nationals share lack of progress.  Individuals under EB-2, advanced only four months to October 1, 2013, while EB-3 and other workers remained the same.

Those individuals who have been impacted by a visa retrogression of any kind are encouraged to check the DOS Visa Bulletin each month in order to see if visa processing dates have moved under their approval category.

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ARTICLE BY Courtney B. Noce of Greenberg Traurig, LLP
©2015 Greenberg Traurig, LLP. All rights reserved.

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Posted on June 15, 2015May 19, 2021Author National Law ForumCategories ImmigrationTags DOS, Immigration, June Visa Bulletin, Visa Bulletin

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