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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 Ineligibility (inadmissibility).…
Leading U.S. Visa Sponsors for 2026: Amazon, Microsoft, Google
Top tech and consulting firms remain primary H‑1B sponsors for 2026, led by Amazon’s 12,439 FY2025 approvals. Focus on specialized…
Quick B-2 Visa: DS-160, Ties, and Confident Interviews
A viral instant B-2 approval illustrates that careful preparation—early, accurate DS-160, aligned documents, and concise truthful answers—often leads to rapid…
H-4 EAD in 2026: Processing Times, Delays, and What Improves
H-4 EADs are still available in 2026 but processing is slower and less predictable. Eligibility requires H-4 status and an…
US Student Visa Denial: Missing Father’s Job Letter Costs Applicant
An F-1 applicant was denied after not presenting a father's employer letter, despite sufficient funds. Officers prioritize verifiable, steady income…
New Unified Dominican Civil Certificates: Visa Implications
The JCE adopted a single civil-certificate format from July 1, 2025, covering all record types and standardizing the RD$600 fee.…
Dream Act 2025, America’s Children Act, and H-4 EAD Reforms for Families
Dream Act 2025, America’s Children Act, and H-4 EAD Reforms target aging‑out youth, spouses’ employment rights, and green card backlog.…
Dream Act 2025, H-4 EAD Reforms, America’s Children Act: Indian Families
Three 2025 proposals affect Indian H‑1B/H‑4 families differently: Dream Act offers CPR and green card paths; America’s Children prevents aging…