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US Now Wants H-1B Holders To Provide Biometrics, Home Addresses
Immigration officials are issuing Requests for Evidence (RFEs) in H-1B visa cases, seeking personal data, including home addresses and biometrics. This move has sparked questions about the federal agency's intentions.
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US Judge Stops Trump Administration From Cancelling Indian Student's Visa
A US federal judge has barred the Trump administration from deporting a 21-year-old Indian whose student visa was cancelled just weeks before he was set to graduate.
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Amid H-1B Visa Debate In US, A Look At Hefty Fees, New Rules
Amid the ongoing debate over H-1B visas in the United States, the prospective applicants and their employers are bracing for the intricate costs tied to the coveted work permit, starting from fiscal year 2025.
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Expecting Over 18 Lakh Visitors From India In 2024: US Consul General
US Consul General Melinda Pavek on Sunday said that over 18 lakh people from India are expected to visit the United States this year.
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Record US Visas To Indian Students In 2023, Number Likely To Rise This Year
After issuing a record 1,40,000 student visas last year, the US consular team in India is all geared up to meet the expected rise in several applications from Indian students in 2024, a senior official at the embassy in Delhi said.
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US Envoy Joins Consular Team To Interview 1,000 Indian Visa Applicants
US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti on Monday joined the Embassy's consular team to interview over 1,000 visitor visa applicants, according to a press release from the US Embassy.
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H-1B Visa Application Process To Begin From March 6
The H-1B visa application submission process for the fiscal year 2025 would start from March 6, a US federal agency said Tuesday as it announced a major overhaul of its annual lottery for this specialty occupation visa.
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New Rules For Indian Students Seeking US Visa Come Into Effect From Today
US Visa Application Process: Prospective students seeking to study in the US under the F, M, and J visa programmes are advised to take note of these changes.
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US Mission To India Holds Seventh Student Visa Day
The seventh annual Student Visa Day was held by the US Mission in India today, June 7. About 3,500 Indian student visa applicants were interviewed by the Consular Officers from Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad and New Delhi.
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US H-1B Visa Applications, For Skilled Workers, To Begin From March 1
The highly anticipated H-1B visa filing season for fiscal 2023-24 will officially begin on March 1 when the US immigration agency will start accepting applications for skilled foreign workers visas.
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US Visa Processing Expected To Reach Pre-Pandemic Levels In 2023
The US visa processing is rebounding faster than projected and is expected to reach pre-pandemic levels in Fiscal Year 2023, the State Department has said, addressing the growing concern over backlog of visa applications from countries like India.
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US Scheme That Grants Green Cards Has Indians Lining Up
A US visa program that attracted $37 billion in foreign investments since 2008 for projects including New York's Hudson Yards and Trump Bay Street in Jersey City is making a comeback - and the queue of wealthy applicants from China to India is growin
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UK Offers Priority, Super Priority Visas, Urges Indian Students To Apply
Stressing the need for the right documentation, he said, “Make sure you’ve included the right documentation. That is the offer letter from the university – the CAS, the TB certificate and your proof of funding.”
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US Lawmakers Bring Bill To Reduce Green Card Backlog. How Indians Benefit
Influential US lawmakers have introduced a bill in Congress to recapture nearly 380,000 unused family and employment-based visas, seeking to reduce a massive Green Card backlog.
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US Waives In-Person Interview For Many Visas For Indians Till December: Report
The United States has waived in-person interview requirements for many visa applicants, including students and workers, at its diplomatic missions in India through December 31 this year, a senior American diplomat has told Indian community leaders.
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US Now Wants H-1B Holders To Provide Biometrics, Home Addresses
Immigration officials are issuing Requests for Evidence (RFEs) in H-1B visa cases, seeking personal data, including home addresses and biometrics. This move has sparked questions about the federal agency's intentions.
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US Judge Stops Trump Administration From Cancelling Indian Student's Visa
A US federal judge has barred the Trump administration from deporting a 21-year-old Indian whose student visa was cancelled just weeks before he was set to graduate.
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Amid H-1B Visa Debate In US, A Look At Hefty Fees, New Rules
Amid the ongoing debate over H-1B visas in the United States, the prospective applicants and their employers are bracing for the intricate costs tied to the coveted work permit, starting from fiscal year 2025.
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Expecting Over 18 Lakh Visitors From India In 2024: US Consul General
US Consul General Melinda Pavek on Sunday said that over 18 lakh people from India are expected to visit the United States this year.
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Record US Visas To Indian Students In 2023, Number Likely To Rise This Year
After issuing a record 1,40,000 student visas last year, the US consular team in India is all geared up to meet the expected rise in several applications from Indian students in 2024, a senior official at the embassy in Delhi said.
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US Envoy Joins Consular Team To Interview 1,000 Indian Visa Applicants
US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti on Monday joined the Embassy's consular team to interview over 1,000 visitor visa applicants, according to a press release from the US Embassy.
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H-1B Visa Application Process To Begin From March 6
The H-1B visa application submission process for the fiscal year 2025 would start from March 6, a US federal agency said Tuesday as it announced a major overhaul of its annual lottery for this specialty occupation visa.
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New Rules For Indian Students Seeking US Visa Come Into Effect From Today
US Visa Application Process: Prospective students seeking to study in the US under the F, M, and J visa programmes are advised to take note of these changes.
-
US Mission To India Holds Seventh Student Visa Day
The seventh annual Student Visa Day was held by the US Mission in India today, June 7. About 3,500 Indian student visa applicants were interviewed by the Consular Officers from Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad and New Delhi.
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US H-1B Visa Applications, For Skilled Workers, To Begin From March 1
The highly anticipated H-1B visa filing season for fiscal 2023-24 will officially begin on March 1 when the US immigration agency will start accepting applications for skilled foreign workers visas.
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US Visa Processing Expected To Reach Pre-Pandemic Levels In 2023
The US visa processing is rebounding faster than projected and is expected to reach pre-pandemic levels in Fiscal Year 2023, the State Department has said, addressing the growing concern over backlog of visa applications from countries like India.
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US Scheme That Grants Green Cards Has Indians Lining Up
A US visa program that attracted $37 billion in foreign investments since 2008 for projects including New York's Hudson Yards and Trump Bay Street in Jersey City is making a comeback - and the queue of wealthy applicants from China to India is growin
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UK Offers Priority, Super Priority Visas, Urges Indian Students To Apply
Stressing the need for the right documentation, he said, “Make sure you’ve included the right documentation. That is the offer letter from the university – the CAS, the TB certificate and your proof of funding.”
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US Lawmakers Bring Bill To Reduce Green Card Backlog. How Indians Benefit
Influential US lawmakers have introduced a bill in Congress to recapture nearly 380,000 unused family and employment-based visas, seeking to reduce a massive Green Card backlog.
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US Waives In-Person Interview For Many Visas For Indians Till December: Report
The United States has waived in-person interview requirements for many visa applicants, including students and workers, at its diplomatic missions in India through December 31 this year, a senior American diplomat has told Indian community leaders.
