xavier2014
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not really, it will keep move, we could see at least another 6 months movement in this fiscal year -
Dec 2016 would be current in March 2025 Dec 2016 would be current in March 2025
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I am expecting at least one move in Chart B besides Chart A, look at F3, they started moving Chart B after clearing backlog. Pre- covid we see 10-30 months overall movement per fiscal year. If lucky most F2B 2016 applicant may be eligible for IL at the end of the fiscal year.
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so far 6 months movement happened , we are on track plus VISA AVAILABILITY IN THE COMING MONTHS prediction working perfectly so far 6 months movement happened , we are on track plus VISA AVAILABILITY IN THE COMING MONTHS prediction working perfectly so far 6 months movement happened , we are on track plus VISA AVAILABILITY IN THE COMING MONTHS prediction working perfectly
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so far 6 months movement happened , we are on track plus VISA AVAILABILITY IN THE COMING MONTHS prediction working perfectly so far 6 months movement happened , we are on track plus VISA AVAILABILITY IN THE COMING MONTHS prediction working perfectly
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Looking at the October 2016 Visa Bulletin, it followed the predicted movement per month. The text is almost identical, with the only difference being the mention of months instead of quarters. The upcoming Visa Bulletin next month will likely clear up any confusion.
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I would say monthly, read the text below similar to VB-2016 feb or Oct text, plus there's no way F4 only move 1 month in whole fiscal year. April VB surprised us with this prediction, I would be surprised if it doesn't move from next May-VB according to this prediction
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The F2B category moved consistently each month during the 2020 fiscal year, experienced movement in only a few months in 2021, and was frozen in 2022-23. Meanwhile, a small number of visas were issued in 2020-21. Since 2020, the F2B category has only advanced by approximately 14 months over four years, which should have been enough time to clear the backlog. This is why we are seeing VISA AVAILABILITY IN THE COMING MONTHS prediction. The data for old F2B applicants has not changed, including the number of PD (of applicants) from 2016. Hope I have cleared your covid backlog confusion
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after seeing 2019 VB data, I am expecting 10 more months of movement in this fical year, I think state dep. cleared the covid backlog. would be a great year for 2016 applicants. Hope for the best
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Do you think these predictions are for each month or until FY25? F4 worldwide up to 4 weeks each month or up to 4 weeks until FY25? Look at Oct’16, Feb’19 bulletins where they place in the notes predicted movements ahead for both family and employment. They precisely followed their own statements each time so fingers crossed
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I am assuming 5 months in last 2 quarters, still backlog will be huge, it used to move 10+ months per fiscal year, already passed 7+ years, at this rate I have to wait at least 3 more years, not encouraging for new applicant at this time
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7 years passed already, it seems have to wait at least 3 more years, that's brutal
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@RR159 @zaback21 We could have already received interviews if the Dominican Republic received normal F2B visa numbers. People are thinking the pandemic backlog is causing this delay, but it's not the case anymore. Just look at F3 it's moving faster. The difference between Chart A and B is only around 5 months, whereas F1 has a difference of 2.5+ years and F2B has a difference of over 1 year (by freezing chart B though). F2B and F1 are not like F2A, F3, or F4. Some major decisions are related to this visa class or gets void. If it were to become 9+ years, most people wouldn't even apply in the first place. NVC is not aware of how brutal the waiting process is for applicants from RW who are waiting indefinitely.
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Did any F2B Applicants received the Interview Letter yet from March VB
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Before the pandemic, the Dominican Republic used to receive 400-500 visas per month, but now it's receiving 1200-1300. If it doesn't return to pre-pandemic levels soon, the F2B category could see the F4 category type backlog
