You can also find the USCIS office where you were granted adjustment of status by reviewing your green card. Look for the card# (application receipt number) on your card. This is a hidden code that may be on the front or back of your green card, depending on the year it was issued.

How long does it take from h1 to green card?

Be prepared to spend anywhere between 6 months to 2 years transitioning from an H1B to a green card. The PERM Certificate takes 6 to 18 months. Your I-140 approval depends upon your priority date and your country of origin.

What are the stages of green card processing?

There are essentially three steps in the employment-based green card application process:

• Labor Certification (PERM)
• Immigrant Petition.
• Adjustment of Status or Obtaining an Immigrant Visa.

  When do the extra 120K green cards come out in India?

  Now, those extra 120k green cards are available between Oct 2020 and Sep 2021, EB1 stands to clear its queue and the chances are very good that EB2 + EB3 India will get about 17k extra Green cards each after sharing it with other backlogged countries.

  What’s the worst case for EB2 India Green Card?

  EB2 India Predictions for Green card is average of 20 years with worst case as 151 years wait time. 2879 GC issued to EB2 India in 2017-18 counted separately for each person. EB2 Priority Date Sep 2019 – Employment Based. EB1 India has been moved to ‘Unauthorized’ status in Sep while it was at 1-Jan-15 in Aug 2019.

  When do green cards spill over from family category?

  These estimates are based on the assumption that about 140k green cards will spillover from Family category to employment category in Oct 2021. Given the current situation of COVID and US embassy closures around the world, the chances are good that more than 135k GC numbers may spillover in 2021. Stay tuned as we update this page regularly.

  Is there a lawsuit to avoid the wastage of green cards?

  The good news is that Greg Siskind is ready to file a lawsuit to avoid this wastage of Green cards just because USCIS does not have the capacity to process them within the given timelines. Our opinion on whether you should join the Green card lawsuit or not.