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A: The Date for Filing on the Visa Bulletin represents the earliest date when an applicant may be able to submit documents for the last stage of the green card process through Adjustment of Status.

The State Department estimates that by July 1, 2023, all of the pro-rated EB-3 visa numbers available to applicants chargeable to India in FY 2023 will be used. The annual limits will reset on October 1, 2023, with the start of FY 2024.

The current processing times for adjustment of status after marriage are 12.5?22.5 months for the spouse of a U.S. citizen and 12.5?22.5 months for the spouse of a U.S. green card holder.

In many cases, the Date for Filing will be well before the Final Action Date, meaning that the alien applicants will be eligible to submit an application for permanent residence well before it is even possible for the government to approve that application.

What are the?Dates for Filing Applications?? 'Dates for Filing Applications' represents the earliest dates when green card applicants may apply for adjustment of status via USCIS Form I-485.

Priority date refers to the earliest filing date in a family of patent applications. Where only a single patent application is involved, the priority date would obviously be the filing date of the sole application.

While these terms are often used interchangeably, they mean different application dates. A filing date is when you file your application. A receipt date is when you receive the I-130 approval notice. And a priority date is when your legal rights over your application begin.

Now, the Date for Filing determines whether or not you can submit the final immigrant visa application, and the Final Action Date indicates whether or not it is expected that an immigrant visa number will be available.

EB-3 India and China retrogressions In the November Visa Bulletin, the State Department explains that the new retrogressions are due to a recent heavy increase in visa demand by USCIS in connection with adjustment of status adjudication.

USCIS continues to accept and process applications and petitions, and many of our forms are available for online filing.