Originally Posted by
JoseLeon
Unfortunately, this is not a box checking exercise and it's not as black and white as we would like it to be. Even with all the boxes checked, there's still a discretionary component based on the totality of the circumstances. There have been a substantial amount of RFE's and denials coming down in the last few months. In addition to attacking the exceptional abilities of pilots, there are also plenty of denials attacking the proposed endeavors and national importance of it.
I speculate that there is lobbying behind closed doors trying to minimize the EB2 NIW for pilots.
Good luck to all!
Hi Jose,
With the above in mind - how is the current retrogression of the EB2 going to affect things? Are those that are a month or two behind the current priority date going to wait an extra month or 2 or longer or years? What is the current time frame clients are being told from start to finish if all goes well?
All seems to becoming a very very long process even if you are not turned down by the USCIS.
Thank you