Terrible for EB-2 China and India. China=10/22/2007 and India=09/01/2004. Good news is for EB-2 ROW=Current. 
 
State Department predictions for coming months: 
 
FAMILY-sponsored categories (monthly)
Worldwide:
F-1: three or four weeks
F-2A: four to six weeks
F-2B: three to five weeks
F-3: one or two weeks
F-4: one or two weeks 
 
EMPLOYMENT-based categories (monthly)
EB-1: Current 
 
EB-2:
Worldwide: Current
China: five to eight weeks
India: no movement 
 
EB-3:
Worldwide: three to five weeks
China: one to two months
India: up to two weeks
Mexico: three to five weeks
Philippines: one to three weeks 
 
EB-4: Current 
 
EB-5: Current* [*The following advisory is based strictly on the current demand situation. Since demand patterns can (and sometimes do) change over time, this should be considered a worst case scenario at this point. It appears likely that a cut-off date will need to be established for the China Employment Fifth preference category at some point during second half of fiscal year 2013. Such action would be delayed as long as possible, since while number use may be excessive over a 1 to 5 month period, it could average out to an acceptable level over a longer (e.g., 4 to 9 month) period. This would be the first time a cut-off date has been established in this category, which is why readers are being provided with the maximum amount of advance notice regarding the possibility. 
 
The above projections for the Family and Employment categories are for what could happen during each of the next few months based on current applicant demand patterns. The determination of the actual monthly cut-off dates is subject to fluctuations in applicant demand and a number of other variables which can change at any time. Those categories with a “Current” projection will remain so for the foreseeable future, with the possible exception of the China Employment Fifth preference category mentioned above.