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February 2022 Visa Bulletin Updates – Advancement for EB-2 India

By Miriam C. Thompson on January 18, 2022
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The Department of State (DOS) February 2022 Visa Bulletin will move forward six months for EB-2 India and about one month for EB-2 China.

In the EB-1 category, all countries will remain current in February. Similarly, in the EB-2 category, all countries with the exceptions of India and China will remain current. In the EB-2 category’s Final Action Chart, India will progress by six months to Jan. 1, 2013, and China will progress by five weeks to March 1, 2019.

In the EB-3 category, all countries with the exceptions of India and China will remain current in February. For EB-3 India and China, there will be movement only in the EB-3 China Other Workers category, which will advance by one month to April 1, 2012, in the Final Action Chart.

USCIS has announced it will accept adjustment-of-status applications based on the Dates for Filing chart published by the DOS. Dates for Filing of Employment-Based Visa Applications:

Click here for past visa bulletins.

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Miriam advises employers across all industries on business immigration and compliance. She has experience with managing the full range of U.S. employment-based immigration filings, including intracompany transferee programs, specialty occupations, traders and investors, labor certifications, trainees, extraordinary ability petitions, religious workers, and national…

Miriam advises employers across all industries on business immigration and compliance. She has experience with managing the full range of U.S. employment-based immigration filings, including intracompany transferee programs, specialty occupations, traders and investors, labor certifications, trainees, extraordinary ability petitions, religious workers, and national interest waivers. Miriam’s representative matters within her practice area include providing legal and policy guidance to large multinational companies, as well as individual clients, startup companies, and small and mid-size domestic corporations, with a focus on delivering effective strategies in the realm of worksite immigration compliance and U.S. immigration programs.

Miriam also counsels employers in connection with internal and external audits to ensure regulatory compliance with I-9 employment verification, E-Verify, and U.S. Department of Labor requirements. Her representative work includes developing enterprise-wide immigration policies for large employers and advising on immigration-related concerns of companies undergoing corporate restructuring, mergers and acquisitions, and reductions in workforce. She also supports multinational employers with complex global workforce needs and works with professionals from the firm’s labor and employment and tax and benefits groups to provide strategic planning on cross-border employee mobility.

Miriam lived, studied, and worked in Germany, Switzerland, and France. Her native language is German and she is conversational in French.

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    Greenberg Traurig, LLP
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