Frozen canceled 39 countries in America

# creatorsearchinsights📌🇺🇸 U.S. courts have ordered the revocation of the USCIS petition freeze policy that has suspended consideration of applications from 39 countries because it is against the law and discriminatory. This order now applies for the immediate protection of applicants. However, this order is still in accordance with court procedures, which may be appealed in the future. The court-ordered policy is a measure that affects immigrants from many countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East. Important effects for applicants: Unlocked petitions: Covers many types of applications, such as temporary work visas, permanent work visas, and others that have previously been suspended. of USCIS: Immigrations must resume consideration of petition

📌 1. The group that used to have all rights suspended (Full Suspension - 19 countries) This group is the country that originally suspended all types of visa issuance including: Asia / Middle East: Afghanistan (Afghanistan), Mianma / Myanmar (Burma), Iran (Iran), Laos (Laos), Syria (Syria), Yemen (Yemen) Africa: Burkina Faso (Burkina Faso), Chad (Chad), Republic of the Congo (Republic of the Congo), Equatorial Guinea (Equatorial Guinea), Eritrea (Eritrea), Libya (Libya), Mali (Mali), Niger (Niger). , Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Latin America: Haiti (Haiti) (including those traveling with documents issued by the Palestinian Confederation or the Palestinian Authority) 2. Groups that have previously been partially deprived of their rights (Partial Suspension - 20 countries) This group is a country with permanent visa suspension (Immigrant Visas) and some temporary visa types, such as tourist visa (B1 / B2) or student visa (F / M / J), namely: Africa: Angola (Angola), Benin (Benin), Burundi (Burundi), Côte d'Ivoire (Côte d'Ivoire), Gabon (Gabon), Gambia (The Gambia), Ghana (Ghana), Malawi (Malawi), Mauritania (Mauritania), Nigeria (Nigeria), Rwanda (Senegal) (Ghana), Malawi (Malawi), Malawi (Malawi), Malawi (Mauritania), Malawi (Mauritania (Mauritania), Nigeria), Nigeria), Nigeria (Senegal), Senegal), Nigeria (Senegal), Nigeria (Senegal (Senegal), Senegal), Senegal (Senegal), ), Tanzania (Tanzania), Togo (Togo), Zambia (Zambia), Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe) Latin America / Caribbean: Cuba (Cuba), Antigua and Barbuda (Antigua and Barbuda), Dominica (Dominica), Jamaica (Jamaica), Saint Kitts and Nevis (Saint Kitts and Nevis), Saint Lucia (Saint Lucia), Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (Saint Vincent and the Grenadines), Venezuela (Venezuela) Europe / Central Asia: Georgia (Georgia), Montenegro (Montenegro), Omenistan (Venice), Venezuela (Venezuela), Venezuela (Venezuela (Venezuela, Venezuela) Europe / Central Asia, Georgia (Georgia), Georgia, Georgia (Montenegro, Venice, Venice, Venice, Venice, Venice, Venice, Venice, Venice, Venice, Venice, Venice, Venice, Venice, Venice, Venice, Venice, Venice, Venice, Venice, Venice, Venice, Venice, Venice, Tonga (Tonga) Note: This cancellation directly applies to applications filed within the United States (e.g., I-485 green card application, I-765 work permit, or citizenship application), but does not include measures to suspend the issuance of visas from U.S. embassies abroad (Consular Processing) controlled by the State Department. @

📌 Thailand is not on the list of 39 countries that have been frozen by the internal policy of USCIS, but Thailand has been affected by another separate policy, the "75-Country Immigrant Visa Suspension" of the US Department of State, which is still in effect.

📌 1. The 39-country freezing policy of USCIS (Thailand is not in this group) Characteristics: It is a suspension of the consideration of applications in the target country filed within the United States (such as the adjustment of the status of I-485 or I-765 work permits). The latest status: The Federal Court has ordered the cancellation of this policy throughout the country, allowing applicants from 39 countries to be unlocked. 2. Seventy-five permanent visa suspension measures (Thailand affected) Characteristics: A notice from the US State Department that suspends the issuance of an Immigrant Visas / Green Card for applicants awaiting interview and travel from overseas embassies (Consular Processing), including the US Embassy in Bangkok, justifying the examination of the burden on society (Public Charge) Visas: any type of permanent visa (such as marriage visa, fiancee visa, family visa or permanent work visa) Non-immigrant Visas such as travel visa (B1 / B2) Student visa (F1) or temporary work visa, still applied for and considered as usual Latest status: A court order that cancels the above 39 countries has no effect on repealing the 75-country measure, leaving Thai permanent visa applicants awaiting embassy procedures still facing a slowdown.

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