US Immigration FAQ Update: H-1B, F-1, NRIs Amid 2025 Changes
Key 2025 changes include an H-1B modernization rule, a presidential $100,000 fee for certain visa stamp cases, and…
Articles by Sai Sankar
U.S. Tightens Tourist Visas: Birth Tourism Denials for B-1/B-2
U.S. consular posts in India will more strictly deny B-1/B-2 visas when the main purpose is giving birth…
Mark Mitchell’s De-Indianise Plan Sparks Debate on H-1B Policy
Rasmussen CEO Mark Mitchell’s call to “de‑Indianise” workplaces drew accusations of racism after he criticized H‑1B hiring and…
What Not to Say at Your U.S. Visa Interview (2025–2026)
Short visa interviews demand complete honesty. Review DS-160 and your immigration timeline 30 days before, collect supporting documents…
Step-by-Step H-1B/H-4 Visa Stamping Prep After Prudential Revocation
Prudential revocation voids the passport visa stamp but not a valid I‑94. Reentering needs a new H‑1B/H‑4 stamp.…
Past Arrests and U.S. Visas: H-1B, Green Card, Renewals
Arrests may trigger visa revocations, lengthy administrative processing, or denials during H-1B stamping, green card filings, and renewals.…
DS-160: Past Arrests (2025–2026) — Always Answer YES and Disclose
Disclose any past arrest honestly on the DS-160 and supply short, factual explanations matched to certified court records.…
Tariffs and Immigration Policy Threaten India–US Ties for Immigrants
Steep tariffs and tighter visa rules are increasing costs and visa delays for Indian students, H-1B workers, and…
H-1B: Prudential Revocation, 221(g), Denial, Ineligibility
H‑1B applicants face four consular outcomes: Prudential Revocation (stamp canceled), 221(g) (administrative hold), Visa Denial (refusal), and Criminal…
Prudential H-1B Revocation: Stay Inside, Seek Legal Guidance Today
A prudential revocation cancels the visa stamp but generally leaves H‑1B status intact if I‑94 and employment are…