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[mike1985]

Guys, just heard that the green card process might be getting a revamp next year. Good or bad news?

 

[jennifer.javier]

Guys, just heard that the green card process might be getting a revamp next year. Good or bad news?

Oh really? How so? Will it be faster or more efficient?

 

[adamhholmes]

It’s about time they streamlined it. The current system is so backlogged, any improvement would be welcome.

 

[cmarchan]

It’s about time they streamlined it. The current system is so backlogged, any improvement would be welcome.

YeS, bUt wilL iT mAKe iT hArdEr fOr peOple to apPly? i heArd RumorS.

 

[drake69]

YeS, bUt wilL iT mAKe iT hArdEr fOr peOple to apPly? i heArd RumorS.

Heard the same. Could go either way, really. Depends on what they prioritize.

 

[sarah_esteve]

I think any change aiming to make the process more transparent and fair is positive. Let's stay hopeful.

 

[lindsay253]

But what about those already in the queue for years? Will they be forgotten or pushed further back?

 

[steven.harrington]

Interesting points. A more efficient process could reduce wait times overall, but details matter. Transparency is key.

 

[koechamos]

for everyone waiting. It's a tough journey but worth it in the end. Keep the faith!

 

[victor_vega]

Imagine the stories of those who've waited, the palette of dreams and disappointments. A system revamp is like a new brushstroke on their canvas.

 

[nickdev]

Does anyone know when these changes are supposed to start? And what the first steps will be?

 

[jason51]

Did a deep dive into this. The proposed changes aim for a start in mid-2024, focusing on reducing processing times and improving the visa allocation system.

 

[mghatiya]

Disagreeing here . Aren’t we just setting up for more confusion? New systems take time to adjust and might not be the solution we hope for.

 

[ellie.quinn]

This is SO exciting!!! Changes could mean faster reunions for families! Let's be positive!!!