marlon2006
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If I understand correctly, the Department of State argument to set such ancient cut-off dates for the EB3 worldwide folks is that down the road thousands of 245(i) and other cases will be demanding visa numbers as well. Right now most of these 245(i) are still in the labor certification phase.
Anyone here can explain why this approach ? I mean, if we have people such as the Employment Base greencard applicants with I-485 pending or ready to file I-485, why not just let us file the thing now ? Then later the 245(i) or others in the queue should wait their turn to have visa numbers available ? This doesn't make sense to me, or perhaps there is another political reason to keep this on hold...
Anyone here can explain why this approach ? I mean, if we have people such as the Employment Base greencard applicants with I-485 pending or ready to file I-485, why not just let us file the thing now ? Then later the 245(i) or others in the queue should wait their turn to have visa numbers available ? This doesn't make sense to me, or perhaps there is another political reason to keep this on hold...