USCIS Visa Bulletin August 2023 Released, 10 yr retrogression for few family & employment
Are you seeking to file an application for adjustment of status with the US Citizenship and Immigration Services? If yes, this article is for you. Here we have come up with the USCIS Visa Bulletin August 2023. The bulletin for the next month highlights the availability of number of the immigrant during the next month for Dates for Filing Applications and Final Action Dates that indicate when applicants for immigrant visas would be informed to prepare and assemble the require the document which will be submitted to the National Visa Center. We urge you to stick with this page and follow this column till the end to get all the imperative details. Swipe down the page and take a look below.
USCIS Visa Bulletin August 2023 Released
It is almost certain that USCIS will post on its website that applicants may instead use the Dates for Filing Visa Applications if there are more immigrant visas available than the known applications for visas to the USCIA for the fiscal year. To determine the dates, consular officers need to inform the Department of State documentarily qualified applicants for the limited visas. If the demanded documentation could be not made by July 7, the category or foreign state in which visa demand was excessive was oversubscribed.
The final decision for an oversubscribed category will be made through the priority date of the applicant who could not reach within the limits. In case, during the monthly allocation process, it would be necessary to retrogress a final action date, supplemental requests for numbers will be honored only if the priority date comes within the new final action date announced in the August 2023 bulletin. In case, the annual limit is reached at any time, the preference category “unavailable”, would be necessary to be made immediately and no further requests for numbers would be honored. Continue reading the article and know more details.
The first preference is for unmarried sons and daughters of US Citizens which is 23,400 and no fourth preference is required. The second preference is Spouses and Children, and Daughters and Unmarried sons of Permanent residents. Children and Spouses of permanent residents have 77% of the overall second preference limitation while the unmarried daughters and sons of permanent address have 23% of overall second preference. The third preference is for Married Daughters and Sons of US Citizens while the fourth preference is for siblings of Adult US Citizens. Stay tuned to this website for more details and further updates.
