1, relative immigration category
Relative migration tables A, F 1 and F3 all moved forward by 17 days, and F2A moved backward by 1066 days. There is no timetable for the relative migration of tables B and F2A, and other categories have not changed. Form B of relative migration in August is open.
Due to the schedule of F2A in Table A, applicants/beneficiaries outside the United States need to wait for the priority date to be earlier than the date in the schedule before starting the consulate procedure. As Form B has not yet been arranged, applicants who submit I-485 applications for status adjustment in the United States will not be affected.
F 1 (American citizens apply for adult unmarried children): 20 15 1, 17 days in advance; F2A (spouse and minor children apply for green card): 20 17 10 8, back to 1066 days; F2B (green card application for unmarried children over age): 2065438+September 22, 2005; F3 (American citizens apply for adult children and their spouses and minor children): June 8, 2009, 17 days in advance.
2. Types of professional immigrants
Table A:e b-2 and EB-3 moved forward 30 days and 6 1 day respectively, and other categories remained unchanged. Occupation migration table B:e B-2 and EB-3 were moved forward for 92 days each, and other categories remained unchanged. According to official website, Immigration Bureau and professional immigrants, Form B will not be opened in August 2023, and applicants who intend to submit I-485 applications in the United States need to submit them according to Form A in August.
Table A: Category I (including EB 1A outstanding talents, EB1): February 20221; Category II (EB2, NIW): 2065438+July 8, 2009, 30 days earlier; Category III (including skilled workers and professionals): 2065438+June 1, June 20091days in advance; Category III (EW3, unskilled labor): 2065438+September 2005 1.
Table B: Category I (including EB 1A outstanding talents, EB1): June 20221; Category II (EB2, NIW): 20191010/8 October, 92 days earlier; Category III (technical category includes skilled workers and professionals): 2065438+September 1, 2009, 92 days ahead of schedule; Category III (EW3, unskilled labor): 20 16 1+0.
Application conditions of BEB- 1A excellent talents in the United States
Applicants who have won one or more major internationally renowned awards, such as Nobel Prize, Oscar Prize, Olympic Prize or major international inventions, can apply for EB-1A.
If the above situation is not met, the applicant can also prove his outstanding ability and achievements in a certain professional field by meeting any three or more of the following ten standards, namely the "ten ter" standard.
Won national or international awards in the industry; Become a member of a professional association because of outstanding personal qualifications; Being reported by professional or mainstream media; Review the works of peers and make significant original contributions in the industry; Publish professional academic papers; Holding exhibitions and exhibitions of personal works; Take a leading or key role in a well-known institution; Get a high salary far exceeding that of peers; Commercial success of art-related activities.