#F1 2017 predictions driver#

Cars run with maximum downforce and brakes are worked hard. The Armco barrier-lined circuit leaves no margin for error, demanding more concentration that any other Formula One track. A combination of precision driving, technical excellence and sheer bravery is required to win in Monte Carlo, facets which highlight the differences between the great and the good in Formula One. Like the Indy 500 or Le Mans, it stands alone, almost distinct from the sport from which it was born.

#F1 2017 predictions driver#

Consulate or USCIS Field office is.The Monaco Grand Prix is the one race of the year that every driver dreams of winning. How long applicants wait depend on how busy the U.S.

Immigration agencies look for an available Interview slot in the month after next (if the applicant’s priority date becomes current in January, then they will start looking for slots in March). The month when the applicant’s Priority Date is current, U.S. The relevant Final Action Date refers to the Final Action Date that applies to applicants based on their preference classification (F1, F2A, F2B, F3, F4) and countries of birth (Mexico, All Countries, …). If the relevant Final Action Date is January 1st 2018, then applicants with a Priority Date ‘earlier’ (that is up to December 31st 2016) are said to be current. Immigration Agencies).īeing ‘current’ means that the applicant’s Priority Date (which is when Form I-130 was filed) is ‘earlier’ than the relevant Final Action Date. The applicant’s Green Card Case is ‘interview-ready’ (also called ‘case complete’ or ‘documentarily qualified’, meaning that all the proper Forms, Evidence, and Fees necessary to make a decision on the Green Card Application have been received by U.S.The applicant’s Priority Date is ‘current’ when compared to the relevant ‘Final Action Date’.immigration agencies when the following two requirements are met: The process of scheduling the interview is initiated by U.S. If you do not know F1 applicants, see what happens to other ‘preference’ applicants that are not F2A and/or join the Immigration Planner Facebook group where updates about consulates are shared on a regular basis. Embassy or Consulate, see what is happening with applicants in the F1 category there. If you want to assess the wait at your U.S. Clear priority was given by the State Department to immediate relatives, so their situation is generally much better and their wait much shorter. When talking to other applicants, also make sure that you are not comparing yourself with ‘immediate relatives’ of U.S. In summary, F1 did not get as much priority as F2A (spouses and children of legal permanent residents) did, but it was not heavily penalized either. State Department have had to do a lot of ‘prioritization’ of their case load (deciding who gets to be processed first with the limited resources that they have), and we can infer from these numbers what their priorities have been. We pay close attention to this because both USCIS and the U.S. It is worth noting that F1 is a bit behind the average of family preferences (which also includes F2A, F2B, F3, and F4), but not in an alarming way. This enables the aggregation of data coming from more than 150 posts and gives us a precise and unique perspective into what is going on (those who want to see the kind of reports we had to work with can take a look at the original data here). The good news, is that we are definitely trending in the right direction. Immigration Planner analyzed thousands of data points corresponding with ‘posts’ operations since October 2018. Most of F1 Applicants (~90% or more) are getting their Green Cards through ‘Consular Processing’, so what happens with applicants going through ‘Adjustment of Status’ (and having an Interview at a USCIS Field Office inside the United States) does not have much of an impact. Consulates and Embassies (called ‘posts’) to take place again. What will it take for that to happen? Well, we need Interviews at U.S. The consequences of that are easy to understand: the dates are way ahead of where they should be, and they are going to have to stay still for a while so that Interviews take place, Green Cards are issued, and dates can start moving forward again.