Major Movements in the April 2024 Visa Bulletin

We have big news for those who want a green card to work in the U.S. The Visa Bulletin of April 2024 says that there are green card applications based on the many jobs that move forward. This is very good news for people who work in other countries around the world.

What is new in the April 2024 Visa Bulletin?

The good news is that there are many categories of employment where you can get a green card based on your abilities. It means that you have to be able to apply for your green card very soon.

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There are some names of companies that have visas.

• EB-1 (Workers): There is breaking news for countries all over the world. Some categories are moved up by up to 5 months.
• E-B 2 (professional people that have advanced degrees or abilities): Some things are better for many countries, especially India and China.
• E-B 3 (Skilled Workers and Professionals): There is progress for everyone, who has some categories moving up almost 2 months.

How can you get an employment-based green card?

• FIND A JOB: The employer who works in the U.S. has to apply with USCIS (U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services) to show that you are qualified.
• Optional Step: The Department of Labor must say that there are no U.S. workers available for some jobs.
• Get your 1-140 applications approved: USCIS checks the employer applications, and then they decide whether you qualify for the category of green card.
• Apply for a visa: If you are outside the U.S., you will need to get an immigration visa at an embassy after USCIS approves your 1-140 applications.
• Adjust your status (if needed): If you already stay in the U.S. legally, you must be able to become a permanent resident without leaving here.

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FAQS: Employment-Based Green Cards:

• What is the priority date?
• It is the date USCIS gets your approved 1-140 petition. They decide when you can get a visa.
• How do I know if I want to apply for a green card?
• You can talk with an immigration attorney to see which category of green card fits your qualifications and skills.
• Where can I find the upcoming Visa Bulletin?
• On the U.S. Department of State website.

Remember: These pieces of information are just a general guide. You can talk with an immigration lawyer for more updates.