All PD, F2A Category From 2010 till Mar-2014

[private_rye 1]

Hi congrats to vkrishan.

My PD is 28/10/2013 if anyone knows when my PD will become current.

Thank you

No one predict it. it depends on the number of visas being processed. but as per VB, there will no movement. F2a might even retrogressed by fourth quarter of this year.

[SL4ever 3]

Hi thanks for the reply. Most probably it will be on coming September.? I got my visitors visa for 5 years and I went and stayed for one month and came back again. I'm waiting for june and july visa bulletin. I hope the nvc will starts to issue visa. Thank you once again.

[private_rye 1]

Hi thanks for the reply. Most probably it will be on coming September.? I got my visitors visa for 5 years and I went and stayed for one month and came back again. I'm waiting for june and july visa bulletin. I hope the nvc will starts to issue visa. Thank you once again.

No, i meant was it might retrogressed by last quarter of this yr. meaning it will move backward. but lets pray that it will move forward in the coming months. As i've said no one can really predict. it depends on the the number of applications received.

[SL4ever 3]

Hi everyone

I copied below details from http://travel.state....or-may-2014.html and i hope f2a will retrogression on July 2014. hope for the best.

D. VISA AVAILABILITY DURING THE COMING MONTHS

WORLDWIDE F2A: From early 2013 through September 2013, the level of demand for numbers in this preference category was extremely low. As a result, the F2A cut-off date was advanced at a very rapid pace, in an attempt to generate demand so that the annual numerical limit could be fully utilized. As readers of the Visa Bulletin were advised during that time, such cut-off date advances were not expected to continue, and at some point they could stop, or retrogression might be required.

The level of demand being experienced for FY-2014 has resulted in the Worldwide F2A cut-off date being held since October. Despite no forward movement of the cut-off date, the level of demand has continued to increase dramatically. At the current rate, such demand will require a retrogression of the F2A cut-off date within the next several months. That action would be necessary to hold number use within the annual numerical limit.

MEXICO F2A: Despite an earlier retrogression of this cut-off date, the level of demand remains extremely heavy. As a result, it is likely that another retrogression of this cut-off date will be required to hold number use within the annual numerical limit.