14 minutes ago, DallasKarreBaluu said:

Indian english video. copilot lo summary ela vastundhi jaffa

Nee barre gotheskoni alexa ante palakatle...gidi bhi anthe

sardukondi andaru

3 minutes ago, ARYA said:

sardukondi andaru

Enduku pillalni ala bayapedutunavu... Edo asha undali kada.. 

Starting lonokay but veedu kuda biscuit yevvaram..anni sollu chebutadu 

Just now, Sreeven said:

Starting lonokay but veedu kuda biscuit yevvaram..anni sollu chebutadu 

He want more  people for his Eb1@ master class

1 minute ago, GelakoduKri said:

He want more  people for his Eb1@ master class

Yes alane vundi

15 minutes ago, Anta Assamey said:

Enduku pillalni ala bayapedutunavu... Edo asha undali kada.. 

nijalu nisturamgane untai ga 

2 hours ago, Aquaman said:

 https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/data/eb_inventory_april_2025.xlsx

 

 

 

• EB1 Category (India): Approximately 15,530 pending I-485 petitions until the end of 2022. The speaker estimates it will take about 2.5 to 3 years to clear the current backlog, and EB1 India is unlikely to be current for at least 3 to 4 years [12:57].

• EB2 Category (India): Around 28,000 pending I-485 applications up to December 2014. The speaker speculates it could take 2 to 3 years to reach the end of 2014, but anticipates a 6 to 8 month forward movement in the October visa bulletin [14:47].

• EB3 Category (India): Lower numbers for prior years, but about 4,000 pending for 2023 and 10,000 for 2024 [15:22]. The speaker believes there are many duplicate applicants across EB2 and EB3 [15:37].

• Overall Pending Petitions: Total pending I-485 applicants are 180,000, and approximately 150,000 I-140 petitions are pending. The speaker advises those with priority dates beyond 2015 or 2016 to consider EB1 or EB5 due to the significant backlog [17:06].

What does he mean by "consider EB1" ante eedu kooda fake EB1A scam lo apply cheymantunda.

2 hours ago, vegasvegas said:

• EB2 Category (India): Around 28,000 pending I-485 applications up to December 2014. The speaker speculates it could take 2 to 3 years to reach the end of 2014, but anticipates a 6 to 8 month forward movement in the October visa bulletin [14:47].

• EB3 Category (India): Lower numbers for prior years, but about 4,000 pending for 2023 and 10,000 for 2024 [15:22]. The speaker believes there are many duplicate applicants across EB2 and EB3 [15:37].//

 

no duplicates. 3-8 years to clear out 2014  both eb2 and eb3 is realistic

3 years ki 8 years 5 years difference undi. Ayina eb3 lo entha takkuva unte enti. Interfile chesukuntaru ga. 28000+14000 42000. Assuming 5 percent duplicates plus refiles 40000. Assuming no spillover 5600 per year. 7 to 8 years for 2014 to finish irrespective of eb2 or eb3

1 hour ago, GelakoduKri said:

Bro is mandar marketing Eb1 a visa ?

vadu canadian citizen anna US immigration videos chestadu 

1 hour ago, akkum_bakkum said:

Nee barre gotheskoni alexa ante palakatle...gidi bhi anthe

nee pedda mouth esukoni bj sounds easy ga vastundhi  

6 hours ago, DallasKarreBaluu said:

vadu canadian citizen anna US immigration videos chestadu 

yaa for Eb1 a visa he charges $175 for a 30 min evaluation and advice call and he then refers to Eb1a batch. 

family motham kalipithe number triple avthundi kada....still oka 3-4 years lo 2014 clear aipothundi antunnara

How to Read This Report:

This report provides an overview of the estimated volume of pending adjustment of status applications in the employment-based preference categories currently in the USCIS inventory. To determine how many adjustment of status applications in a particular category and country of chargeability have a priority date earlier than a given priority date, first find the sheet in the report with the relevant country of chargeability. Next, determine the relevant “Preference Category” and find the month and year of the priority date to see the volume of pending adjustment of status applications before that preference category and priority date. Every application on the report with a priority date that is earlier than the given priority date is ahead in the queue for adjustment of status. 

Please note, however, that this report does not contain information about DOS inventory, nor does it have any information about noncitizens with pending or approved immigrant visa petitions who have not yet applied for adjustment of status. Note also that this report reflects an estimate based on data available at the time the report was generated. The number of pending applications with older priority dates may change, not only as visas become available and applications are approved but also because of other factors, such as new Form I-485 applications based on older priority dates due to priority date retention or applications transferring from one basis to another (for example, an application transferring from a Form I-140 in the EB-3 category to a Form I-140 in the EB-2 category). This report also contains no information about pending applications for permanent labor certifications or prevailing wage determination requests at the Department of Labor. Therefore, it does not provide a complete picture of those in the queue for employment-based immigrant visas. (Added 05/30/2024)  

21 minutes ago, vegasvegas said:

How to Read This Report:

This report provides an overview of the estimated volume of pending adjustment of status applications in the employment-based preference categories currently in the USCIS inventory. To determine how many adjustment of status applications in a particular category and country of chargeability have a priority date earlier than a given priority date, first find the sheet in the report with the relevant country of chargeability. Next, determine the relevant “Preference Category” and find the month and year of the priority date to see the volume of pending adjustment of status applications before that preference category and priority date. Every application on the report with a priority date that is earlier than the given priority date is ahead in the queue for adjustment of status. 

Please note, however, that this report does not contain information about DOS inventory, nor does it have any information about noncitizens with pending or approved immigrant visa petitions who have not yet applied for adjustment of status. Note also that this report reflects an estimate based on data available at the time the report was generated. The number of pending applications with older priority dates may change, not only as visas become available and applications are approved but also because of other factors, such as new Form I-485 applications based on older priority dates due to priority date retention or applications transferring from one basis to another (for example, an application transferring from a Form I-140 in the EB-3 category to a Form I-140 in the EB-2 category). This report also contains no information about pending applications for permanent labor certifications or prevailing wage determination requests at the Department of Labor. Therefore, it does not provide a complete picture of those in the queue for employment-based immigrant visas. (Added 05/30/2024)  

Eb2 March 2013 epudu ravachu uncle??