US Immigration Reform : Green Card, I485, Visa Backlogs, Employment & Family Based Green Card, USCIS
The pandemic has had a significant impact on U.S. immigration and, particularly, the issuance of immigrant visas, also known as green cards. During the pandemic, available immigrant visa slots that had been allocated for the family-based preference categories went unused. Under the law, they were then carried over to employment-based preference categories. As a result of slow adjudications and processing delays by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), some of these carried over visas went unused causing an even bigger processing backlog.
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