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October 2017 U.S. Immigration Visa Bulletin
On September 15, U.S. local time, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) officially announced that for October 2017 (the first month of the 2018 fiscal year), all employment-based immigration applicants must use the 'FAD' (Final Action Date, or Chart A) cutoff dates published in the Department of State's October Visa Bulletin to file Form I-485 for adjustment of status in the United States.
Interpretation of the Latest U.S. Immigration Visa Bulletin and EB-5 Visa Retrogression Forecast for Fiscal Year 2018
The U.S. Department of State Visa Office released the U.S. Immigration Visa Bulletin for September 2017 on the morning of August 9, 2017, local time. Worldway Immigration Group provides you with the first detailed interpretation as follows:
Change in U.S. Immigration Visa Interview Times
According to the latest regulations from the U.S. consulate, the interview time cannot exceed half an hour after the scheduled appointment time. For example, if the appointment is at 10:30, applicants must complete the window scan before 11:00; otherwise, they will not be able to attend the interview and will need to reschedule. Please arrive at the consulate on time.
U.S. Election Expected to Have Minimal Impact on Renewable Energy Policy
For those investing in the U.S. through immigration, or living, investing, and conducting business in the U.S., renewable energy is a sector worth monitoring. On the 26th, the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), a U.S. think tank, hosted a seminar to discuss the relationship between the 2016 U.S. presidential election and energy policy. Experts in attendance concluded that while the election may have some impact on the future of U.S. renewable energy policy, the effect will not be significant.
What types of U.S. immigration visas are there, and what are the policies regarding U.S. immigration visas?
What types of U.S. immigration visas are there? What are the policies regarding U.S. immigration visas? According to U.S. immigration law, immigrating to the United States refers to individuals who abandon their original residence and nationality to enter the United States for permanent residence and apply to become U.S. citizens.
U.S. Immigration and Visas
The best immigration information for U.S. immigration and visas can be found on the Worldway Group investment immigration website.