The Bad PlaceTimes of India | US Immigration authority issues clarification for H-1B visa holders and high-skilled workers on changes in Green Card policy; says: People who present applications that provide ...
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The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has clarified that the Trump administration’s new Green‑Card rule—requiring most applicants to complete the process abroad—will not automatically force all current H‑1B workers to leave the country. USCIS says the policy merely restates congressional intent, and that applicants who demonstrate an economic benefit or are deemed to be in the national interest may continue adjusting status from within the United States, while others could be asked to apply from abroad on a case‑by‑case basis. The change, which initially sparked criticism from tech leaders and immigration lawyers who warned it could delay or disrupt high‑skilled workers, is being defended by officials as a return to the original law’s intent.
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US Immigration authority issues clarification for H-1B visa holders and high-skilled workers on changes in Green Card policy; says: People who present applications that provide ...
The US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has issued a clarification on the Trump administration’s new Green Card policy that could require many applicants to apply for permanent residency from outside the United States. The policy announcement made last week raised fears across the technology industry and among H-1B visa holders that high-skilled workers could face long delays or disruptions in their immigration process.
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