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Seebeekay and others: For I-485, is EB1 faster than EB2 and EB3? Why?
- Thread starter Gotsc
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Just my opinion....
Technically speaking there should not be a difference. According to most posters as well as knowledgeable people I spoke to, the difference is in the Labor and PD getting current.
However, based on the postings I ve noticed and the time it takes to go through from the ND to the FP through to the AD, I believe there is some discrepancy which points to some favorable treatment for EB1 and EB2 applications. It just seems to go through faster. Let me warn you here that this is just a gut feel. I have no stats to back me up on that. It would be an interesting exercise for sure.
Hope that helps.
Regards
seebeekay
Technically speaking there should not be a difference. According to most posters as well as knowledgeable people I spoke to, the difference is in the Labor and PD getting current.
However, based on the postings I ve noticed and the time it takes to go through from the ND to the FP through to the AD, I believe there is some discrepancy which points to some favorable treatment for EB1 and EB2 applications. It just seems to go through faster. Let me warn you here that this is just a gut feel. I have no stats to back me up on that. It would be an interesting exercise for sure.
Hope that helps.
Regards
seebeekay
EB1 (EA) India PD 06/13/2000 RD 03/08/2001 ND 03/21/2001 Dallas Area; FP scheduled for 04/03/2002
I donot believe so. Key is the FP date. If your ASC is less loaded, your FP will be done faster and hence AOS. Other than this, I do not see any difference. When all priorities are current your RD and the load at your local FP center are the only determining factors.
I donot believe so. Key is the FP date. If your ASC is less loaded, your FP will be done faster and hence AOS. Other than this, I do not see any difference. When all priorities are current your RD and the load at your local FP center are the only determining factors.