Explore the bipartisan deal providing relief to H-1B visa holders, offering automatic work authorization for H-4 visa holders and addressing the Green Card backlog. Delve into the details of this significant agreement reshaping U.S. immigration policy.
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced revisions to certain immigration and naturalization benefit request fees, marking the first adjustment since 2016. This move aims to improve agency efficiency and provide faster processing times for applicants.
USCIS unveils a final rule aimed at enhancing the integrity of the H-1B registration system and ensuring fairness for beneficiaries. Learn about the beneficiary-centric selection process, start date flexibility, and additional integrity measures introduced.
H-1B visa holders in the US can now renew their visas domestically through a limited pilot program. This marks a significant shift in policy, offering convenience and cost savings for thousands of workers. Learn more about eligibility and the program's future!
The H-1B visa lottery registration fee is set to jump a staggering 2150%, while selected beneficiary application fees could increase by 70%. Beyond H-1B, citizenship and EB-5 investor visa fees are also facing substantial hikes. Will this deter applicants or streamline the immigration process?
In a major boost for bilateral trade and mobility, the US has pledged to expedite visa processing for Indian business travelers and explore facilitating visa renewals for H1B visa holders' families within the US.
USCIS is making significant changes to the H-1B visa process for FY 2025, designed to streamline the process for organizations and their legal representatives. The new measures include organizational accounts, which will allow multiple users within a company or legal team to collaborate on H-1B registrations and petitions.
The H-1B Domestic Visa Renewal pilot lets certain H-1B workers renew their visas in the US, avoiding travel and long wait times at consulates abroad. Applications open Jan 29th, 2024, but slots are limited, and specific eligibility criteria apply.
US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced adjusted premium processing fees effective February 26, 2024. The moderate increase reflects inflation costs and aims to maintain efficient case processing for eligible forms.
Dive into the transformative updates in the United States' visa and immigration policies for 2023. Witness a surge in Indian visitors, a groundbreaking online visa application system, and pivotal changes in H-1B, EB-5, and student visa policies.