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Overview of Key Changes in the August 2024 Visa Bulletin

Posted in: admin | September 5, 2024

August overview - Visa changes

The U.S. Department of State's August 2024 Visa Bulletin has introduced significant updates in both family-based and employment-based categories: Family-Based Visa Categories F2A: Significant advancement, reducing wait times for spouses and children of permanent residents. F-2B, F-3, F-4: Noticeable movement, benefitting unmarried adult children and siblings of U.S. citizens. Employment-Based Visa Categories EB-2 and EB-3 for India: Major strides forward, improving the prospects for skilled professionals. Family-Based Petitions: F2A: Worldwide moves from November 1, 2023, to June 15, 2024. F-2B (Mexico): Advances from July 8, 2004, to July 15, 2004. F-3: Shifts from October 1, 2010, to November 1, 2011. F-4 (Mexico): Moves...

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Exploring EB-2 and EB-3 Visa Paths for U.S. Green Card Aspiration

Posted in: admin | September 5, 2024

Exploring EB-2 and EB-3 Visa Paths for U.S. Green Card Aspiration

Achieving a U.S. Green Card is a significant milestone for many professionals and skilled workers. The EB-2 and EB-3 visa categories offer viable pathways for those aspiring to permanent residency. This guide explores these visa options, their eligibility requirements, and the steps involved in the application process. What is the EB-2 Visa? Eligibility: Advanced Degree: Applicants must hold an advanced degree or its equivalent. Benefits: Priority Processing: EB-2 applications often receive faster processing times. Higher Priority: The EB-2 category has a higher preference in the visa bulletin. What is the EB-3 Visa? Eligibility: Skilled Workers: Applicants must perform work requiring at least two years of training or...

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How VKM Law Group Turned a Green Card Denial into a Success Story

Posted in: admin | September 5, 2024

How VKM Law Group Turned a Green Card Denial into a Success Story

When John approached VKM Law Group, he was distraught. His relative, Maria, had her green card application denied while she was abroad on a short visit. Maria's situation was further complicated by the fact that the denial occurred during her absence from the United States, leaving her uncertain about her ability to return. John was desperate for a solution and sought our expertise to appeal the denial. Upon a thorough review of Maria's case, our legal team quickly determined that the denial was legally erroneous. While filing an appeal with USCIS was an option, it would be both costly and time-consuming....

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