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Friday, January 23, 2009

 February 2009 Visa Bulletin - EB2/EB3 Advances
 The February 2009 Visa Bulletin shows a six (6) month advance – the EB-2 and EB-3 categories for Indians and for the Chinese and for Mexicans in the EB-3 category. Employment Based Visa Bulletin
CategoriesWorldwideChina (mainland)IndiaMexicoPhilippines
EB-1: Priority WorkersCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrent
EB-2: Advanced Degree or Exceptional AbilityCurrent01-01-0501-01-04CurrentCurrent
EB-3: Skilled Workers05-01-0510-01-0210-15-0104-01-0305-01-05
Unskilled03-15-0310-01-0210-15-0110-15-0103-15-03
EB-4: Special ImmigrantsCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrent
Religious WorkersCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrent
EB-5: Target Area InvestmentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrent
 Family Based Visa Bulletin
CategoriesWorldwideChina (mainland)IndiaMexicoPhilippines
1st: Unmarried sons and daughters of US Citizens07-08-0207-08-0207-08-0210-08-9207-15-93
2A: Spouses and Unmarried Children (under 21) of Permanent Resident06-01-0406-01-0406-01-0409-22-0106-01-04
2B: Unmarried Children (over 21) of Permanent Resident05-08-0005-08-0005-08-0005-01-9210-15-97
3rd: Married Children of US Citizen08-01-0008-01-0008-01-0010-08-9206-01-91
4th: Brothers and Sisters of US Citizen02-15-9809-22-9701-15-9803-22-9505-01-86
 Source: US Department of State, February 2009 Visa Bulletin 
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USCIS Update: USCIS Revises Direct Mail Program for the Application for Naturalization
WASHINGTON - U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced today that it is revising the Direct Mail Program for the Application for Naturalization (Form N-400).   The notice of this addition is effective on Jan. 22, 2009, and is published in today’s Federal Register.   The notice advises the public to file non-military N-400s with the appropriate Lockbox facilities and provides a 30-day transition period after the effective date for USCIS service centers to forward N-400 applications received at their facilities to the appropriate Lockbox location. Applicants should continue to file military N-400 cases with the Nebraska Service Center (NSC).   In order to assist military spouses, NSC will also accept and process N-400s filed by spouses of military members. Source: USCIS Revises Direct Mail Program for the Application for Naturalization (Form N-400)
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