Good News: United States Lifts Travel Ban. Signals US Immigration will not be impacted by Omicron

Breaking News!. White house announced, United States is opening its borders by ending travel ban on December 31st. Now immigrants, tourists, citizens and other travelers, irrespective of whether they are travelling by road or through Air will be able to enter United States. This will also end the visa ban from restricted countries.

How can I expedite my NVC application?.
An applicant who wishes to ask for expedited processing of their case will typically send a request to NVC Expedite @state.gov. The State Department provides the following guidance.

CIS. Ombudsman Provides, U.S.C.I.S Contact Center Tips for Expediting GreenCard & Visa with U.S.C.I.S!.
When does it make sense to reach out to the U.S.C.I.S Contact Center?.
you can reach out to U.S.C.I.S Contact Center, to expedite your immigration case, if any of the U.S.C.I.S expedite criteria apply to you.
For inquiries related to cases outside normal processing time, or other inquiries that truly require assistance.
When you need to reschedule a biometrics appointment or interview in advance of the appointment or interview date.
For emergencies, such as emergency advance parole for travel or proof of lawful permanent resident status, such as an Alien Documentation, Identification and Telecommunications stamp in your passport.

With this move, white house signals that US Immigration will not be impacted by Omicron as the administration is using science and not fear. This might speed up other immigration processing like clearing US visa and Green card backlogs through faster and waived interviews.

We also have an updated List of Approved Covid-19 Vaccines for entering to United States. check if your vaccine is on the approved list.
The lifting of blanket restrictions on travel to the United States, will come as welcome news to thousands of Immigrant and non immigrant visa holders, and other foreign nationals travelers, who have families in the United States and have been kept apart for almost the entire pandemic