October 2018 Visa Bulletin sees a jump on EB1, EB2 and EB3 for India
Finally the October 2018 Visa Bulletin is out and we are seeing a good leap on EB1, EB2 and EB3 for India. Indian nationals with EB1 moving […]
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Finally the October 2018 Visa Bulletin is out and we are seeing a good leap on EB1, EB2 and EB3 for India. Indian nationals with EB1 moving […]
Following another bad news for Visa Bulletin September 2018 for India retrogressing to Jan 1 2007 EB2 and EB Jan 1 2003. This means we are now […]
Newark CA May 10 2017 – To our surprise, it seems that EB1 for India is retrogressed to January 2012 for Chart A (processing dates) on the […]
December 12 2016 – The January 2017 Visa Bulletin is out and unfortunately no great movement for India except few month on EB2. See full visa bulletin […]
December 2 2016 – Many have been asking what might happen to immigration once Donald Trump takes power. There were a lot of proposed immigration changes which […]
The November 2016 Visa Bulletin is out and just as we predicted, it seems we are seeing a status quo especially for India. This video covers the […]
September 8 2016 – The October 2016 Visa Bulletin is out and we are seeing some positive movements for EB1 India and China. EB2 for “All Charge- […]
The actual September 2016 Visa Bulletin is out and as expected we have seen a slight movement on India EB2. However the EB1 and other EBs for […]
The Visa Bulletin is really not great right now. We have tried to predict what we can expect for September 2016. Note that this just an “intelligent […]
The is probably one of the biggest horror stories in years, not only we are not seeing a movement for India, we are seeing retrogression on EB1 […]
June 13 2016 – We have made a prediction for August 2016 on the Visa Bulletin. Unfortunately things do not look good for India and China. We […]
Just like the Visa Bulletin for India, the waiting time at the US consulate for India is totally backlogged. This what AILA posted today. U.S. Consular Posts […]
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