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refer shusterman comments of 10 years backlog for employment visa. does it make any sense ? site: http://www.tucsoncitizen.com/index.php?page=local&story_id=070405a1_legal_residents&page_number=1 "Of the 140,000 permanent, employment-based visas allowed each year, only 10,000 are set aside...

we have 350K backlog cases. Rajeev in the conference mentioned a major portion of it falls in the latter half of 2003 and 2004.. so i am ASSUMING 150000 employment cases are pending prior to June 2003 and the remaining 200000 cases have a priority date after June 2003... every year 140000 visas...

are all these 350K employment pending cases.. with only 140000 numbers alloted every year and 350K pending let us assume 150000 falls before June 2003, looks like another year for it to move one year forward from the current priority date

some more bad news... Beginning immediately, “EX” visa numbers may be allocated to Schedule A immigrants and their dependents only; all other immigrants within the Third preference will continue to use the traditional Third preference classification. Note that any Schedule A applicant will...

eb3 retrogression.. pulling my hair out in frustration i am guessing .. else why would they have held off on that 80000... who knows.. maybe we will get lucky and they will just decide to use the 80K for eb3 tech.. but as of now things look bleak and with July visa saying unavailable it has...

to answer yr question it is 140000 + 101000 visas refer my earlier post.. where i had put in the source of my information also i don't think 80000 visas that you talk about can be used for Eb3 tech .. i think these 80000 visas will be used in future for schedule A once they exhaust...

shusterman is not always right remember they mentioned their is going to be NO amendment of June Visa category and presto there was one.. so Shusterman has been known to be wrong.. at the same time letz not get too optimistic coz "One swallow does not make spring, nor does one fine...

renewal of medical and fingerprinting with all the retrogression going on and probability of pd moving appearing bleak.. what would happen to the result of the fingerprinting and medical test submitted while filing i485.. how long do the results remain valid.. what happens after that .. any...

july 1st bulleting the ways of the lord.. will wonders never cease.. 1st jan 2005 .. that sounds more like a dream.. well we will know this week i guess..

check this on americanvisa.com I saw the following at http://www.americanvisas.com/chroni...DepartmentState (3) Was the visa cut-off for purposes of computing the 27% demand value under INA 202(a)(2) based on the statutory 140,000 (per INA 201(d)(1)(A) or on the total available under paras...

retrogression still_dale - you are again talking about 140000.. DOS has already confirmed 27% of 245000 is 66150 for a period of approx 3 months.. which is perfectly in line with what shusterman is claiming... I WISH YOUR LOGIC WAS RIGHT BUT UNFORTUNATELY IT IS NOT ..

retrogression i wish there would have been some good news to share.. but does not appear like anything good is hovering on the horizon.. A couple of questions: what about medical test.. what is its validity period.. because of eb3 retrogression does it have to be taken again? what...

flawed logic still_date - your logic is accurate as per your understanding of the law.. but the uscis is not following your understanding of the law.. they have already clarified the visa allocation for each quarter was based on 245000 instead of 140000.. which means as you reach the last...