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New US student visa rules effective September 15, 2026, will introduce fixed admission periods for F-1 students, generally not exceeding four years, and reduce

A proposal for a $100,000 OPT fee has cleared White House review, and the article discusses the next steps in its implementation.

The Trump administration is proposing a new rule to eliminate the 60-day grace period for H-1B and other visa holders who lose their jobs, requiring them to lea

A former USCIS official and an accomplice are facing federal charges for allegedly accepting nearly $960,000 in bribes to manipulate immigration applications. I

A former USCIS officer has been arrested in Texas on allegations of accepting bribes to approve and expedite immigration benefits.

The USCIS has denied and revoked multiple H-1B visa petitions from a major IT consulting firm, citing misclassification of skilled technology jobs at lower wage

USCIS has reported that a 'major IT consulting' company in Vermont was involved in H-1B visa fraud, leading to denied petitions and revoked visas.

The US Department of Homeland Security is considering ending the 60-day grace period for foreign workers, which could significantly impact H-1B visa holders and

USCIS is reintroducing neighborhood investigations for certain naturalization cases to independently verify applicant information.

USCIS will introduce a revised Form I-485 for green card applications next month, rejecting older versions postmarked after September 18.

Three key USCIS form changes are scheduled to take effect in September, impacting the US immigration timeline.

Indian nationals applying for employment-based Green Cards will face increased scrutiny starting September 18, as USCIS implements updated public charge guideli

The USCIS will scrap Biden-era public charge rules from September 18, making the Green Card application process tougher for Indian applicants.

New US regulations for Green Card applications, implementing a more rigorous public charge test, will come into effect on September 18, 2026. This means applica

Effective September 18, 2026, USCIS will revise how green card applicants' public charge status is assessed, considering factors like age, health, and finances.

US green card approvals for extraordinary workers have dropped by 35%, significantly impacting Indian technology professionals, as the USCIS has increased evide

USCIS has announced that new editions of Form I-539 and I-765 must be used starting September 15, 2026, impacting H-1B and F-1 visa applicants, including those

US immigration applicants are experiencing longer waits and higher denial rates as the backlog at US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) reached 11.3 m

US visa rules are changing from September 15, and USCIS has released a preview of the revised form and instructions for H-1B holders and students.

USCIS will reject older versions of immigration forms I-539 and I-765 starting September 15, 2026, with no grace period for the new editions.

A new USCIS policy under the Trump administration grants officers more power to immediately reject incomplete visa applications without a Request for Evidence,

An immigration expert criticizes the new H-1B and Green Card rule, calling it another step towards dismantling legal immigration and highlighting potential USCI

The USCIS has announced a new policy allowing immediate denial of incomplete US immigration benefit applications due to missing documents.

USCIS has reinstated its authority to immediately deny incomplete immigration applications, a move that could significantly impact applicants.