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Apr 14, 2007 10:37 PM

Visa Bulletin


has anyone noticed that the visa bulletin for may 2007 for PI now states

AUG 2003?--it has now advanced one year? does this mean that every month it is going to advance by 1 yr? can anyone shed some light on this?

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No. 1
from suzanne4
Old Apr 14, 2007, 11:06 PM

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There is an abundance of people that wish to work in the US and there are not enough visas currently for those under the EB-3 status. Until there are more visas created, or reappropriated ones that were not used, you are not going to see anything pretty in the Visa Bulletin. And actually would recommend not even looking at it until word has come out that the
Visas are coming.

No sense in getting upset over something that you have no control over.
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No. 2
Old Apr 15, 2007, 01:25 AM

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This is also from the May 2007 Visa Bulletin:

F. VISA AVAILABILITY DURING THE COMING MONTHS
Recent discussions have indicated that both the Citizenship and Immigration Services (CIS) and the Department of Labor still have a significant amount of cases in their backlog reduction efforts. As a result, the anticipated increase in demand has not yet materialized and may not for some time. Therefore, in an effort to maximize number use under the annual numerical limit, the Worldwide and Philippines Employment Third preference cut-off dates have been advanced by one year.
Unless there is a significant increase in Employment demand, it will be necessary to continue this rate of movement during the upcoming months. Such movement could be expanded to include other chargeability areas and preference categories.
One consequence of rapid cut-off date advancement is the inevitable increase in demand for numbers as adjustment of status cases are brought to conclusion at CIS Offices. Such increased demand could have dramatic impact on the cut-off dates. Readers will be provided as much advance notice as possible should this occur.


Its very possible that movement will continue.I hope its a movement of one year per month.
Let us all hope and pray it does.
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from jonRNMD
Old Apr 15, 2007, 11:16 PM

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I am pleasantly surprised to know that May 2007 EB-3 PD for the Philippines advanced a whole year from last month's PD

to quote USCIS Unless there is a significant increase in Employment demand, it will be necessary to continue this rate of movement during the upcoming months. Such movement could be expanded to include other chargeability areas and preference categories.

Although this is not a guarantee of similar movements for PD's in the next few months, a year of advancement is certainly welcomed in the absence of current positive news regarding schedule A visa relief
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No. 4
from mpoova
Old Apr 16, 2007, 01:44 AM

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Originally Posted by jonRNMD View Post
I am pleasantly surprised to know that May 2007 EB-3 PD for the Philippines advanced a whole year from last month's PD

to quote USCIS Unless there is a significant increase in Employment demand, it will be necessary to continue this rate of movement during the upcoming months. Such movement could be expanded to include other chargeability areas and preference categories.

Although this is not a guarantee of similar movements for PD's in the next few months, a year of advancement is certainly welcomed in the absence of current positive news regarding schedule A visa relief
No hope in these, as nurses wont come nowhere near to other EB3 groups!
wish for some legislative actions. there are lot of bills introduced, but still on way..eg. S 1083 skill bill sec. 201 introduced on 10-04-2007
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No. 5
from suzanne4
Old Apr 16, 2007, 10:51 AM

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Sorry, but the PD date is going to fluctuate back and forth, do not expect it to move up like this, but the other way. There are still way too many applicants then there are visas.

And there is still no Schedule A. So nothing has really changed. For any of you that had a PD that long ago, should have already been in the US working.
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from gymjunkie
Old Apr 20, 2007, 07:39 AM

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I am in no hurry to get to the US yet as I haven't saved enough money so I haven't really been current with the retrogression issues, but I just wanted to ask this. I am a UK born nurse, I140 approved October 2006 but I have been retrogressed to January 2002. According to the May visa bulletin what does that mean for me?
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No. 7
Old Apr 20, 2007, 08:24 AM

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Originally Posted by gymjunkie View Post
I am in no hurry to get to the US yet as I haven't saved enough money so I haven't really been current with the retrogression issues, but I just wanted to ask this. I am a UK born nurse, I140 approved October 2006 but I have been retrogressed to January 2002. According to the May visa bulletin what does that mean for me?
Means at the moment we are affected like the other countries and a case of wait for visas to be sorted and able to progress with application. Last time I looked dates was 2003
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