From RFEs to Form I-983 checks, OPT compliance now plays a bigger role in protecting F-1 status and future H-1B filings
Student and specialised work visas come under tougher scrutiny as revocations double in Trump's second term
From administrative processing to colour-coded slips, here's what happens when an H-1B visa is placed under section 221(g)
The US immigration agency cited inflation while revising premium processing fees across key visa and green card filings used by Indian professionals and students
With visa appointments pushed to mid-2026, an immigration lawyer urges caution for those needing fresh US visa stamping
A Bill to eliminate the H-1B visa was introduced by Marjorie Taylor Greene on the day she resigned from Congress
Immigration attorney says Congress never intended the H-1B visa to favour higher-paid workers, raising questions over the new system's legality
From December 15, the United States expanded vetting requirements for H-1B visa applicants and their dependents, including H-4 visas
Immigration lawyers say visas are being cancelled without new charges, even for applicants who disclosed old DUI cases years ago
A federal judge has allowed the Trump administration to proceed with a steep H-1B visa fee as challenges continue, raising costs for firms and Indian professionals
Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said the matter remained under active discussion with US officials in New Delhi and Washington, DC
Under the new system, visas will be allocated based on skill levels and offered wages rather than through random selection
As the US expands social media vetting to H-1B and H-4 visas, many applicants are stuck in India. An expedited interview may still be possible
Google, Apple, Microsoft and ServiceNow caution visa-holding staff after new social media screening slows US embassy processing
Indian professionals returning home for visa renewals face months-long delays as expanded US social media checks disrupt consular processing
The administration of President Donald Trump this month announced increased vetting of applicants for H-1B visas for highly skilled workers, including screening social media accounts
Expanded US social media checks have pushed H-1B interviews into 2026, leaving Indian professionals abroad facing job and travel risks
New US rules requiring public social media profiles have led to cancelled December interviews, leaving many H-1B visa holders waiting until March 2026
US states warn the steep fee could choke healthcare, education and other essential services that rely heavily on H-1B professionals
New US social media vetting rule forces mass rescheduling, leaving H-1B workers stuck in India and employers scrambling for answers