#####Repo### ######USCIS premium processing Update######

[Tellugodu]

2 hours ago, snoww said:

Kotha updates endi.

Covid , riots poye varaku silent aa inka.

2022 varku silent. 

[Prince_Fan]

maa frnd okadu senate lo working as some consultant...

according to him, next week EO ravocchu anta...H1s outside USA impact avtharu ani confirmed my frnd...let's see what happens

[Sucker]

2 minutes ago, Prince_Fan said:

maa frnd okadu senate lo working as some consultant...

according to him, next week EO ravocchu anta...H1s outside USA impact avtharu ani confirmed my frnd...let's see what happens

Nee yavva next week next week anukunta 8 weeks aindi. At&t kuda peekaleru H1 ni. 

[Repo]

Edi Success ayithe Durbin Hold theesese chances are high. 

 

 

[raaajaaa]

20 minutes ago, Prince_Fan said:

maa frnd okadu senate lo working as some consultant...

according to him, next week EO ravocchu anta...H1s outside USA impact avtharu ani confirmed my frnd...let's see what happens

Me friend kcr ki corona meda call chesi Paracetamol eaukunte sarepodi ani chepina scientist same ha

[snoww]

3 hours ago, Repo said:

Edi Success ayithe Durbin Hold theesese chances are high. 

 

 

Nammakam ledu Dora gif flease

[RunRaajaRun123]

4 hours ago, Repo said:

Edi Success ayithe Durbin Hold theesese chances are high. 

 

 

Endhi ayyedhi bochu rep senators bongu gaani support cheyyali

[snoww]

June 2020 Visa Bulletin Check-In

05 Jun 2020

 

Most months, Charles Oppenheim, the U.S. Department of State (DOS) Chief of the Visa Control and Reporting Division, provides visa bulletin explanations and predictions. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Mr. Oppenheim is currently working from home, and therefore is unable to access certain government databases. This has hampered his ability to make updated projections. Nevertheless, he has provided a bit of insight following the release of the June 2020 Visa Bulletin.

FY20 Limit May Not Be Reached

The vast majority of family-based cases are filing for consular processing, and due to the closure of consulates across the globe, very few of these immigrant visa numbers are being used. Employment-based visa numbers are faring better, as most are processed from within the United States, and the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) continues to adjudicate I-485 adjustment of status applications. Still, the USCIS has a limited capacity to process these applications, meaning there is a risk that some immigrant visa numbers for fiscal year 2020 (FY20), which ends on September 30, 2020, will go unused. Once the new fiscal year begins, any remaining FY20 visa numbers will be lost.

Employment-Based, First Preference (EB1)

There has been a decrease in demand for the EB1 rest of the world (RotW) category. This, combined with the large number of pre-adjudicated EB1 India cases, made it possible to advance the EB1 India cutoff date by more than ten months. The EB1 category is expected to remain current for all countries of nationality, other than India and China, for the rest of FY20.

Employment-Based, Second Preference (EB2)

Mr. Oppenheim no longer believes it will be necessary to impose a final action date on the EB2 RotW category. However, because demand is still fairly high, it is unlikely that the EB2 category for India will see significant advancement, as seen in the EB1 India category.

Employment-Based, Fifth Preference (EB5)

Mr. Oppenheim expects that the EB5 category for India will be current within the next two months. This could allow for the cutoff date for EB5 Vietnam to advance further.

[snoww]

Just now, snoww said:

June 2020 Visa Bulletin Check-In

05 Jun 2020

 

Most months, Charles Oppenheim, the U.S. Department of State (DOS) Chief of the Visa Control and Reporting Division, provides visa bulletin explanations and predictions. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Mr. Oppenheim is currently working from home, and therefore is unable to access certain government databases. This has hampered his ability to make updated projections. Nevertheless, he has provided a bit of insight following the release of the June 2020 Visa Bulletin.

FY20 Limit May Not Be Reached

The vast majority of family-based cases are filing for consular processing, and due to the closure of consulates across the globe, very few of these immigrant visa numbers are being used. Employment-based visa numbers are faring better, as most are processed from within the United States, and the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) continues to adjudicate I-485 adjustment of status applications. Still, the USCIS has a limited capacity to process these applications, meaning there is a risk that some immigrant visa numbers for fiscal year 2020 (FY20), which ends on September 30, 2020, will go unused. Once the new fiscal year begins, any remaining FY20 visa numbers will be lost.

Employment-Based, First Preference (EB1)

There has been a decrease in demand for the EB1 rest of the world (RotW) category. This, combined with the large number of pre-adjudicated EB1 India cases, made it possible to advance the EB1 India cutoff date by more than ten months. The EB1 category is expected to remain current for all countries of nationality, other than India and China, for the rest of FY20.

Employment-Based, Second Preference (EB2)

Mr. Oppenheim no longer believes it will be necessary to impose a final action date on the EB2 RotW category. However, because demand is still fairly high, it is unlikely that the EB2 category for India will see significant advancement, as seen in the EB1 India category.

Employment-Based, Fifth Preference (EB5)

Mr. Oppenheim expects that the EB5 category for India will be current within the next two months. This could allow for the cutoff date for EB5 Vietnam to advance further.

2020 numbers available vunna GC lu ivvataanike resources leru ani vallu mothukuntunte manollu hoping for spill over next year. 

[Prince_Fan]

 

[Anta Assamey]

5 minutes ago, Prince_Fan said:

 

[Deadp0ol2]

On 6/4/2020 at 7:29 PM, Repo said:

Edi Success ayithe Durbin Hold theesese chances are high. 

 

 

Mana bill odileyi avi kaani panulu kaani. DACA is/will be dream forever.

[snoww]

Is it true that President Trump is about to issue an executive order to stop all H1B filings?

 

Answer

We have heard several rumors recently that the President will issue a proclamation as early as June 15th (or June 11th, according to other online sources) that would temporarily prevent foreign nationals from entering the U.S. in H1B, L-1, H2B, or J-1 status. According to the unconfirmed reports, this would only impact foreign nationals who are not currently in the United States, and some categories of foreign nationals (e.g., healthcare workers) would be exempt from the executive order. The rumors also indicate that the President will unveil several anti-immigrant regulations in July, targeting the H1B, H-4 EAD, and OPT programs.

Again, at this point, these are merely rumors. We have no other specific details. As soon as any concrete information is provided, we will post the details on MurthyDotCom. (09.Jun.2020)

Sheela Murthy and other senior attorneys provide guidance that clarifies the law

[Repo]

Here's a snapshot of today's ad schedule. This is being run in DC market as we would like the policy makers to know about this. We are also working on getting the ads in similar way in various other locations.

MSNBC, Wed June 10, 2020 10:10 EST
HALLMARK, Wed June 10, 2020 12:15 EST
MSNBC, Wed June 10, 2020 14:29 EST
HALLMARK, Wed June 10, 2020 20:15 EST

 

 

[Repo]

Durbin Pani ayipoyindi. Edo TV ads anta. Enka Durbin Senate seat kuda gelavaledu eppudu hold theeyakapothe. 

Durbin uncle Malli gelavali ante don't play with IV uncle's. They will make you cry for sure. Hold theeseyyi repubs chusukuntaru e bill gurinchi.