There are currently over 2 lakh Indians in queue for American citizenship. For them and thousands others contemplating migration, Biden’s new immigration bill 2021 is a reason to cheer. This comes after President Biden signed a number of executive orders reversing the last administration’s immigration policy. New Immigration Bill 2021 – Key Takeaways 8-Year Path To … [Read more...]
President Joe Biden To Propose An 8 Year Path To Citizenship In The US
Joe Biden, who takes over the presidential office as the 46th President of the United States of America today, is planning to reveal an extensive immigration bill on the first day he assumes charge. This bill hopes to give an 8-year path to attain US citizenship for around 11 million people living there with no legal status. This is a complete turnaround from the stern … [Read more...]
H1B Visa Process Of Selection To Be Amended
The H1B visa process of selection has been amended by the United States recently. The new process aims to give preference to skill and salary over the current process based on the lottery system. According to the authorities from the USCIS (U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services) the H-1B temporary work visa program is being abused and exploited by employers. They are … [Read more...]
US Immigrant Visas And Work Visa Restrictions Extended Till 31st March 2021
The restrictions on US immigrant visas including H1B visas, work visas, and green cards have been extended till the 31st of March 2021. This was announced by the US administration led by President Donald Trump. The restrictions were set to expire on the 31st of December 2021. Read: No More Country Cap For Employment-Based Green Cards – S386 Bill ExplainedH1B Visa … [Read more...]
No More Country Cap For Employment-Based Green Cards – S386 Bill Explained
Immigrants who have applied for employment-based green cards can finally see a glimmer of hope. The US Senate, under the presidency of Senator Kevin Cramer, has removed the country cap for H-1B visas by passing the Fairness for High-Skilled Immigrants Act or S386 bill. The bill clears the existing backlog of highly skilled green card applicants who have come to the US with … [Read more...]
