US Visa Update for June with Status of Green Card Applicant Released

The US Department of State has released the Visa Bulletin for June 2024, and for many green card applicants, its news of no news. There's been no change from the May 2024 bulletin, meaning deadlines for most employment-based preference categories remain the same.

Here's what it means:

• No Progress on Deadlines: The "Final Action Dates" used by USCIS to determine eligibility for filing an adjustment of status application (Form I-485) haven't moved for employment-based categories. This may be frustrating, but it also provides some stability in the application process.

• Still Accepting Applications: The good news is that USCIS is still accepting adjustment of status applications for all employment-based preference categories.

• Understanding Your Priority Date: The key factor for filing your I-485 remains your priority date. This is the date USCIS receives your initial immigrant visa petition. To be eligible to file, your priority date must be earlier than the date listed for your country and preference category in the Visa Bulletin's "Final Action Dates" chart.

           Importance of Visa Bulletin for NRIs (Non-Resident Indians)

If you are an NRI, you can still apply for a Green Card through adjustment of status if you're already legally in the US. This is a big benefit, allowing you to get a Green Card without traveling home. Like everyone else, your priority date (when your Green Card petition was filed) is crucial. You can only apply for adjustment of status when your priority date is earlier than the date listed for your country in the Visa Bulletin.

How NRIWAY Can Help Navigate the Adjustment of Status Process

The adjustment of status process can be complex, especially when dealing with hefty documentation requirements. Here's where NRIWAY steps in:

• Document Gathering and Review: We can assist you in gathering all the necessary documents for your I-485 application, ensuring they're complete and accurate.
• Form Filling and Application Support: Our team can guide you through the I-485 application process, helping you avoid common mistakes and ensuring a smooth submission.
• Communication and Liaison: We can act as a liaison between you and USCIS, keeping you updated on the status of your application and addressing any questions or concerns that may arise.

Don't Go Through the Green Card Process Alone

While the lack of movement in deadlines might be discouraging, remember, NRIWAY is here to help you navigate the complexities of the adjustment of status process. Our team of experts can streamline documentation, ensure proper application filing, and provide ongoing support throughout your journey to obtaining a Green Card. Contact NRIWAY today for a consultation and let us help you achieve your American dream!

FAQs: US Visa Update for June with Status of Green Card Applicants Released

Q: What's the update for green card applicants in the June 2024 Visa Bulletin?

A: There's no change in deadlines for most employment-based preference categories compared to May 2024.

Q: Does this mean they're not processing applications?

A: No, USCIS is still accepting adjustment of status applications (Form I-485) for all employment-based categories.

Q: How do I know if I can file my application?

A: You need to check your priority date (when USCIS received your initial petition) against the "Final Action Dates" chart in the Visa Bulletin for your country and preference category. Your priority date must be earlier to be eligible.

Q: What if I'm an NRI (Non-Resident Indian)?

A: You can still apply for a Green Card through adjustment of status if you're legally in the US. The priority date remains crucial for filing.

Q: The process seems complicated. Can I get help?

A: Yes, the document gathering, form filling, and communication with USCIS can be complex. Services like NRIWAY can assist you with these aspects.

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