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H-1B visa registrations for FY23 to start from March 1, say US officials - Vimarsana News

H-1B visa registrations for FY23 to start from March 1, say US officials

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No in-person interviews for H-1B visa till December 2022 as US changes rules - Vimarsana News

No in-person interviews for H-1B visa till December 2022 as US changes rules

However, it has asked applicants to check with embassies and consulates as interviews might be required for some cases.

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Delhi: Two women held at airport by CISF with fake US visas - Vimarsana News

Delhi: Two women held at airport by CISF with fake US visas

The women had allegedly shown fake US visas to obtain boarding passes from the concerned airlines but they could not furnish proper documents for travel.

Indians now have to wait longer for visa appointment: US Embassy - Vimarsana News

Indians now have to wait longer for visa appointment: US Embassy

The US Embassy here has said there will be significant appointment wait times for some non-immigrant visa categories as it builds back from Covid-19-related interruptions. From November 8, an estimated three million visa holders from India, with proof of vaccination, will be able to travel to the United States under the new international air travel policy, the embassy said.

Maryland pastor facing charges in marriage-for-citizenship scheme - Vimarsana News

Maryland pastor facing charges in marriage-for-citizenship scheme

A Maryland pastor was indicted this week for allegedly arranging fraudulent marriages of foreign nationals with American citizens to give them permanent residence in the United States in exchange for thousands of dollars, the Department of Justice says.