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More Employment Visas: Easing Immigration for Workers in the US

This act aims to make unused family-sponsored visas from previous years available for employment-based visa applicants in fiscal year 2023. This will allow more individuals to obtain permanent resident status in the US based on employment, potentially reducing visa waiting times and clearing application backlogs. These visas will not be subject to per-country limits, meaning citizens from high-demand countries may receive them faster.
Key points
Unused family-sponsored visas from 1992-2021 will be converted into employment-based visas for 2023.
More employment-based visas will be available, potentially speeding up the immigration process for many.
These employment visas will not be subject to per-country limitations, making it easier for individuals from high-demand countries.
Visas will remain available for use in fiscal year 2023 or subsequent years until issued.
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Additional Information
Print number: 117_HR_9646
Sponsor: Rep. Bucshon, Larry [R-IN-8]
Process start date: 2022-12-21