USCIS announcement on July 2, 2007:
The Department of State has revised its July Visa Bulletin to reflect that all available employment-based immigrant visas have been allocated for fiscal year 2007.
As a result, beginning today, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is rejecting applications to adjust status (Form I-485) filed by aliens whose priority dates are not current under the revised July Visa Bulletin.
U.S. immigration law limits the number of employment-based immigrant visas that may be issued each fiscal year.
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The attorneys and supporting professionals at Zhang & Associates, P.C. are committed to providing high quality work and professional services to our existing clients. There might be uncertainty in the policies or regulations of USCIS, but we are consistently providing the best service to our clients. When immigrant visas retrogress (cut off date applies), the visa number is going to be distributed according to a priority date. The priority date for an alien is established when I-140 is filed (or PERM is filed if through Labor Certification). So, we urge that those who can file I-140 petition (NIW, EB-1A or EB-1B) to file their I-140 as soon as possible to receive an earlier priority date, and in turn will receive an immigration visa (eligibility to file I-485 application) earlier.
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(07/03/2007)
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