NVC EB Cases at Cameroon

[dynamys 0]

Does any know what month of DQ they are processing for EB cases at Yaounde, Cameroon?

[appleblossom 3,605]

12 minutes ago, dynamys said:

Does any know what month of DQ they are processing for EB cases at Yaounde, Cameroon?

 

Which category and what’s your Priority Date?

[JeanneAdil 6,778]

Embassy in Cameroon may have hold on this type of visa till they know if Trump's proposed ban will affect it

 

• Countries listed in the “YELLOW” category would be given 60 days to address concerns from the administration or risk being moved to the other categories: Angola, Antigua and Barbuda, Belarus, Benin, Bhutan, Burkina Faso, Cabo Verde, Cambodia, Cameroon, Chad, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Dominica, Equatorial Guinea, Gambia, Liberia, Malawi, Mauritania, Pakistan, Republic of the Congo, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Sao Tome and Principe, Sierra Leone, East Timor, Turkmenistan, and Vanuatu.

This statement means if Cameroon does not address concerns from the Trump administration,  the country could be moved to orange or red (higher risks list)

So, what is your news media reporting about this issue?

 

[dynamys 0]

@appleblossom May 2024 PD and Feb 2025 DQ, category is EB1

@JeanneAdil nothing official has been released regarding what you posted 

Edited Monday at 01:43 PM by dynamys

[appleblossom 3,605]

1 minute ago, dynamys said:

@appleblossomFeb 2025. EB1

 

OK so no wait for PD to become current (assuming you weren’t born in India or China). I think it’s usually about 6 months for an interview in Cameroon, but if you search the forum timelines you’ll get more info. Please fill yours in too (on your profile) to help others going forward.

[JeanneAdil 6,778]

5 minutes ago, dynamys said:

@appleblossom May 2024 PD and Feb 2025 DQ, category is EB1

@JeanneAdil nothing official has been released regarding what you posted 

but embassies and immigration officals are already reacting to it 

and it was announced 6 days ago that he was finalizing the order

 

this ban does affect EB visa

• Impact on Employers and Employees

The ban is expected to affect many employers and their employees’ global mobility. Nationals of the restricted or banned countries who are outside the United States when the ban is announced may be unable to return, even with a valid visa stamp. Employees or business visitors from highly restricted countries will face rigorous visa application processes. Additionally, U.S. companies may need to restructure their global workforce, potentially losing international talent and facing higher business costs.