Us Visa - Visa News for Indians

Recent reports highlight a concerning issue for international students in the U.S. on F-1 visas. Several students, particularly from India, have been asked to "self-deport" upon arrival, often due to visa-related concerns raised by U.S. immigration officials. Reasons include discrepancies in their travel history, university credibility, and visa interviews. Some students have even faced expedited removal, barring them from re-entering the U.S. for five years.

To avoid such complications, students should ensure their documentation is complete, their university is recognized, and they are prepared to answer immigration officers’ questions confidently. If you need assistance with student visa processing or documentation, our experts are here to help!

With confirmed employment in the United States, the job holders can now apply for a work permit as late as 90 days before the start date of the employment.

The information was revealed by the US Embassy through the following tweet -

"Applying for your work #USvisa? You can apply up to 90 days before the employment start date noted on your I-797 form," the US Embassy tweeted.

The website of United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) clarifies that the I-797 form is used to establish a communication with the applicants/petitioners or to convey an immigration benefit.

The H1-B visa has been in the news a lot lately because of the amendments made in the policies and the rules and regulations. It has been indicating that the US requires a supply of highly-skilled Indian candidates. It is a type of US visa for Indians that allows the US-based enterprises to employ Indian professionals as per the requirements of the company and the skill set of the candidates.

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