June 2021 U.S. Immigration Green Card Schedule
The Green Card immigration schedule in June 2021 announced by the State Council announced that relative immigration has progressed slowly, professional immigration has advanced significantly, and EB2 has advanced for 5 months. Here are a few recaps:
Relative immigration moves slowly. F1 citizens’ unmarried adult children will go forward for 11 days, F2B permanent residents’ unmarried adult children will go forward for 8 days, F3 citizens’ married adult children will go forward for 11 days, and F4 citizen siblings will go forward for one month.
All types of professional immigration have advanced significantly. EB1 still has no schedule, EB2 has advanced for 5 months, and EB3 has advanced for more than 3 months.
Final Action Dates For Family-Sponsored Preference Reference
Final Action Dates For Employment-Based Preference Cases
Except for the countries listed in Mainland China, India, Mexico, and the Philippines, there is no schedule for professional immigration for global/Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan applicants in June 2021
Key Review
– Except for the immediate family members of U.S. citizens (spouse, parents, unmarried children under 21 years of age), there is no visa quota limit, and other relative immigration and professional immigration are subject to priority dates, immigration priority categories, and visa issuing countries.
– The Immigration Bureau will assign a “Priority Date” based on the applicant’s immigration application submission date, which represents the first day of your immigration application to the US government, and this date represents your waiting number plate.
– Priority date definition: Occupational immigration is the date when the DOL receives the labor card application. If the labor certification is not required, the date when USCIS receives the Occupational Immigration I-140/Relative Immigration I-130 shall prevail.
– The applicant’s priority date s to book his immigrant visa quota.
– The “Priority Date” and the applicant’s “Birthplace” and “Immigration Priority Type” will determine whether the applicant needs to wait for the visa quota, or how long it will take to have a valid visa. When a visa available, the applicant can submit I-485 status adjustment work.
– When the number of applicants exceeds the available visa quota, applicants of this category must queue up n the order of application until the quota of this category is used up.
– The applicant’s priority date has not been arranged before, and the applicant cannot obtain the approval of the immigration application.