When do I get a conditional green card if my EB-5 priority date becomes current in Chart B but not in Chart A in the visa bulletin?
I am a Vietnamese investor with an approved I-526. My priority date is April 28, 2017. I filed an I-485 application in October 2019, as Chart B in the visa bulletin of that month showed that my priority date was current. My question is, do I have to wait until my priority date becomes current in Chart A to be considered for a green card, or will a green card become immediately available to me as long as my I-485 gets approved?
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Jimena G Cabrera
Immigration AttorneyAnswered onYes, you have to wait until your priority date becomes current in Chart A. USCIS will hold your file until then.
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Lynne Feldman
Immigration AttorneyAnswered onEach month USCIS decides which Visa Bulletin chart will apply for the filing purpose.
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Salvatore Picataggio
Immigration AttorneyAnswered onIf the priority dates drop back after filing the I-485, USCIS will hold the case.
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Mark AM Catam, Esq
Immigration AttorneyAnswered onThe I-485 will only get approved if the priority date is current based on Chart A.
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Stephen Berman
Immigration AttorneyAnswered onYou will be sent a green card when your adjustment of status application is approved.
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Bernard P Wolfsdorf
Immigration AttorneyAnswered onTo actually get your green card, you must be current under Chart A. For February 2020, Vietnam is at December 15, 2016 and you are at April 28, 2017. So my guess is you will have several months to go before your priority date will be current and a visa available under Chart A.