The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has proposed a rule mandating social media disclosure for immigration applicants. This move aims to enhance security screening but raises concerns over privacy and data interpretation.
The US government is tightening its grip on H-1B visa practices, with the EEOC cracking down on alleged hiring discrimination against American workers. This move could significantly impact international professionals, particularly those from India.
The US government has announced the exhaustion of EB-4 visas for FY 2025, suspending new applications until October 2025. This affects religious workers, special immigrants, and others seeking green cards under this category. Explore the impact, delays, and alternative visa options for affected applicants.
Securing a US work visa without an employer sponsor is possible with the EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW) and O-1 Visa. These options allow skilled professionals and extraordinary individuals to establish careers in the US independently.
The H-1B visa is not the only pathway for working in the U.S. Discover alternative visas like L-1, O-1, and H-2A, offering opportunities for various professionals, skilled workers, and cultural exchange participants.
The U.S. has rolled back its visa renewal policy, shortening the eligibility window from 48 months to 12 months. This change, a reversion to pre-pandemic rules, affects non-immigrant visa holders applying for renewal.
The FY 2026 H-1B registration period runs from March 7 to March 24, 2025. USCIS introduces a $215 registration fee, beneficiary-centric selection, and account enhancements for a smoother process.
A new resolution aims to roll back a Biden-era policy that extended work permit renewals, sparking concerns among immigrants, green card applicants, and H-1B visa holders.
The U.S. has revamped its H-1B visa selection process, limiting multiple registrations per candidate. This change has led to a significant 38% drop in applications, raising concerns for both job seekers and businesses.
Thousands of foreign workers in the U.S. on H-1B visas aim for permanent residency through the I-140 petition. This guide explains the steps, benefits, and challenges in securing a Green Card.
