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By: Robert Gard Employment Based Third Preference (“EB-3”) Cut-Off- Dates for Philippines Born Beneficiaries of Approved EB-3 I- 140 Petitions Have Advanced 40 Months in the Past 4 Months WOW!, just WOW!!! The employment based third preference (“EB-3”) cut-off-date ...
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