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The Wall Street Journal reports that L-1, H4 EAD and OPT are also likely to be affected.

‘High skilled Indian professionals provide technological and competitive edge to US companies.’

Pending premium processing requests filed before March 20 suspension may be refiled.

Republicans are ratcheting up pressure to tighten curbs on visa coveted by Indians. 

The State Department unable say when U.S. missions in India will reopen to stamp passports.

Visa rules once worked in favor of H-1B workers by guaranteeing decent pay and job security. But now they are working against the visa holders.

Exclusive: Family separations, job losses and financial worries take heavy toll on people awaiting visa renewals, as U.S missions in India remain closed.

Under what circumstances can an H-1B visa holder work from home?

Senators Tom Cotton, Ted Cruz, Chuck Grassley and Josh Hawley want new H-1B visas suspended.

H-1B visa holders dodge a bullet for now.

An executive order could come anytime this week: report.

Immigration lawyer Nandini Nair discusses various options a fired H-1B employee can explore.

Worsening situation poses tough challenges for Indian professionals on H-1B workers.

Mumbai based attorney Sukanya Raman looks at some alternate visa routes to H-1B.

 USCIS to notify all selected registrants by March 31. 

Leading immigration attorney Nandini Nair explains how to meet condition of working at place of employment.

The advocacy group is asking those affected to call their lawmakers to get the provision inserted in the Senate bill.

Indian tech professionals feel ignored without hotlines to answer urgent visa related immigration issues.

The petition to help Indian professionals during COVID-19 crisis has a goal of 100,000 signatures.

But those looking at extension of H-1B can still avail of premium facility.

Policies questioning employer-employee relationship and short duration H-1B visas came under the scanner.

Rejection rate for continuing H-1B employment four times higher than in 2015 before Trump took over.

Growing requests for more information and visa processing delays are disrupting work and family lives.

IT companies seek refund of unlawful collection of fees by USCIS.

Opens doors for in-state tuition at public institutions of higher education.