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Consular processing isn't that backlogged for majority of countries that's what i meant.

• wtmt 4mo ago
  Is consular processing prioritizing adjustment of status applications? Here in India, as of now, a consular appointment for a B1/B2 non-immigrant visa application is about eight months away. The COVID pandemic was mostly over about three years ago and there’s still not enough processing capacity.
• behnamoh 4mo ago
  As an Iranian, it took 4 months for me to get a F1 visa. Now it's completely banned.
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• mynameisvlad 4mo ago
  That's just plainly untrue. https://refugeerights.org/news-resources/new-data-shows-visa-interview-backlogs-at-u-s-consular-offices-around-the-world-lkt-foia https://refugeerights.org/news-resources/new-data-shows-visa... With the raw data from 2023-2024 here: https://refugeerights.app.box.com/s/bizdcdev37oknqdwg8p93afit77rj286 https://refugeerights.app.box.com/s/bizdcdev37oknqdwg8p93afi... USCIS doesn't publish data on consular processing times, but even AoS processing were backlogged 3+ years. https://www.uscis.gov/green-card/green-card-processes-and-procedures/visa-availability-priority-dates/when-to-file-your-adjustment-of-status-application-for-family-sponsored-or-employment-based-123 https://www.uscis.gov/green-card/green-card-processes-and-pr... The majority of consular offices are, in fact, backlogged.
• EricDeb 4mo ago
  Do you have any personal experience with the immigration system at all?