Great News: NVC PROCESSING PRIORITY & Cuts Delays for Thousands of Immigrant Visa Cases JAN 2026

Описание: NVC Update January 2026: what’s actually moving, what “documentarily qualified (DQ)” means, why immediate relatives and some employment categories move faster, how embassy/consulate capacity controls interview dates, and the exact document mistakes that are slowing families down. Alex Grant from Immigration Update Desk breaks down real timelines, which cases are getting scheduled, which are stuck, and how to avoid avoidable delays at the National Visa Center.

You’ll learn

How NVC sets priorities now (immediate relatives vs family‑preference vs employment‑based)
What DQ really means and why you can be DQ but still waiting
Visa Bulletin basics: Chart A (Final Action) vs Chart B (Dates for Filing)
Embassy/consulate capacity and why two identical cases get different timelines
I‑864 Affidavit of Support tips (income, household size, joint sponsor, domicile)
Civil documents that trigger checklists (police certificates, translations, naming)
CEAC upload best practices (file names, scan quality, size limits)
221(g)/Administrative Processing: what to do and what not to do
When a post transfer, expedite, or congressional inquiry makes sense
A week‑by‑week action checklist while you wait
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About this channel
Immigration Update Desk brings you clear, source‑backed guidance on U.S. immigration: NVC/consular processing, the Visa Bulletin, family and employment green cards (EB‑1/EB‑2/EB‑3/EB‑4/EB‑5), I‑864 sponsorship, B1/B2, L‑1A/L‑1B, H‑1B, student/OPT, and more—so you can plan with confidence.

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Disclaimer
This video is for education only and is not legal advice. Policies change and individual facts matter—verify details with official sources or a qualified attorney.

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