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New EB-3 Consulate Rule Explained | EB3.Work

John Dorer of eb3.work speaks with Immigration attorney and former consular officer Tiffney Johnson as she explains the State Department’s recent clarification on immigrant visa interview locations and case transfers. She highlights that while applicants must generally interview in their country of citizenship or legal residence, any requests to transfer cases between posts must now go through the National Visa Center (NVC) rather than directly with consulates. Tiffney also discusses the new Immigrant Visa (IV) scheduling tool, which shows wait times at different posts, and notes that attempts to “embassy shop” for faster appointments may result in a new document-qualified date, potentially delaying cases. Tiffney Johnson, Esq. To book a consultation with Tiffney: https://tiffneyjohnsonlaw.com/ Subscribe 💼🌐    / @eb-3greencardjobs340   EB-3 Visa Jobs List - Apply Now: https://eb3.work/eb-3-jobs-list/ About EB3.Work Welcome to EB3.Work – your trusted source for real jobs and real green cards through the EB-3 visa program. We created this channel to help people understand how to legally live and work in the United States through permanent, full-time jobs. This channel offers step-by-step guides, interviews with immigration attorneys, application tips, and real answers to your EB-3 visa questions. We focus on industries that sponsor foreign workers for the EB-3 visa, including restaurants, hotels, caregiving, and warehouse roles. If you dream of moving to the U.S. with a real job and a green card—this channel is for you. Learn how the EB-3 process works, what jobs qualify, how long it takes, and how to find a trustworthy sponsor. Subscribe now and take the first step toward a better life in the United States. #eb3visa #eb3work #eb3greencard #greencardjourney #consularprocessing #ds260