Search Results: H-1B (1789)

New Jersey family waiting for their son’s F-1 visa for nearly a year to stay in the US.

Rejects Indian citizen’s challenge saying Congress gave the agency “unreviewable discretion”

New policy to help 136,000 Indian legal dreamers, children of H-1B workers

Proposed rule would have required F, J and I visa holders to apply for an extension of stay or depart

Immigration attorney, Greg Siskind asks employment based green card applicants to join lawsuit against USCIS.

Abhinav Lohia, Director of NY-based CanAm Investor Services, tells the American Bazaar everything about the EB-5 investment visa.

H-4 holder recounts her horror as officials investigated her approved NIE.

Step to facilitate travel of students from India in time for fall semester.

30 percent non-citizens possess a green card and 27 percent are H-1B visa holders.

Spouses not covered by exemptions to Covid travel ban from India, but some have managed to get waivers.

Some US visa holders stuck in India are seeking National Interest Exception (NIE) to fly back.

Over half million undocumented among four million Indians living in the US.

A good compromise bill is better than none, say immigration experts

The White House wants to restore opportunities for foreign employees through the existing H-1B visa program.

With uncertainties surrounding Covid-19 travel restrictions, Indian work visa holders are finding alternate routes.

Inability to visit family in India due to Covid travel ban leading to a heightened feeling of loss.

Indian H-1B, L1 visa holders find alternate ways to come to America beating Covid travel ban.

With husband away, wife risks losing her job and his son is missing doctors’ appointments.

With uncertainties surrounding visa appointments, experts suggest steps to offer students flexibility.

Payal Raj, an H-4 visa holder who is unable to join her family in the US because travel restrictions, describes her plight.

Tragedy strikes, New Jersey resident Kiran Shukla while visiting her Covid hit family in India.

Rule would have allowed government to demand eye scans, DNA and other data from immigrants.

From buying groceries to checking upon loved ones, hundreds helping families of those stuck in India.

Relief may be too little, too late as USCIS is still processing January 2021 cases.

Many Indians on H-1B, L-1 and spouses with dependent visa stuck in India.