EB3 priority date would not move ahead till...

[josamdee]

would it be a safe assumption to say that the EB3 priority date would not move ahead till the LCA Processing Times for most of the centers move ahead of Jan 02 at least.

By looking at the current chart and the BRC intitative the picture is grim

Regional centers Processing LCAs for NON-RIR Cases before JAn-02
Connecticut
Indiana
Arkansas
New York
Maryland
New Jersey
Washington
Colorado
Oklahoma
Michigan
Texas
California
Guam
Wisconsin
Georgia
Illinois
Missouri
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Kansas
Hawaii
Alabama
Idaho
Utah
District of Columbia
New Mexico
Nevada
Louisiana

 

[neocor]

would it be a safe assumption to say that the EB3 priority date would not move ahead till the LCA Processing Times for most of the centers move ahead of Jan 02 at least.

By looking at the current chart and the BRC intitative the picture is grim

Regional centers Processing LCAs for NON-RIR Cases before JAn-02
Connecticut
Indiana
Arkansas
New York
Maryland
New Jersey
Washington
Colorado
Oklahoma
Michigan
Texas
California
Guam
Wisconsin
Georgia
Illinois
Missouri
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Kansas
Hawaii
Alabama
Idaho
Utah
District of Columbia
New Mexico
Nevada
Louisiana

Well that may be one way of thinking. Surely if the labor approvals starts coming in fast for those whose PD is before Jan 2002 then the Visa Number dates will not move ahead. They may move backwards.
In a way it will be justice for those whose labor is been pending of more than 3 years. They will have faster 485 approvals as Visa Numbers will be available for them.
Just hope that there are not many left to file 485 from that period. That will help move the Visa Numbers dates forward. This is what I think.

neocor