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'With PM Modi coming for state dinner, what are we doing to fix this': US lawmakers take up visa wait time issue in India - Vimarsana News

'With PM Modi coming for state dinner, what are we doing to fix this': US lawmakers take up visa wait time issue in India

Senator Bob Menendez said that the Indo-US relationship was one of the most consequential economic diplomatic security relationships we have in the 21st century.

US announces re-parole process for Afghan citizens in the country - Vimarsana News

US announces re-parole process for Afghan citizens in the country

The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced a new process on Thursday that will enable Afghan nationals to renew their parole and continue to

US think tank hop on Prince Harry's admission of past drug use in US visa case - Vimarsana News

US think tank hop on Prince Harry's admission of past drug use in US visa case

Visa applicants to the US can be barred from entry over past drug use, although waivers can be granted.

US announces Bangladesh-specific new visa policy to support democratic elections - Vimarsana News

US announces Bangladesh-specific new visa policy to support democratic elections

US Secretary of State announces new visa policy under Immigration and Nationality Act to support Bangladesh’s goal of holding free & fair national elections.

US Official Reveals Reason For Long Green Card Wait Time For India - Vimarsana News

US Official Reveals Reason For Long Green Card Wait Time For India

The long and agonizing wait for Green Cards for people from India, China, Mexico and the Philippines is mainly due to the country-based quota system in its allocation which can be changed only by the US Congress, a senior official has said.

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