USA Visa Resources

The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) initiative marks a significant stride in American immigration policy, directly catering to the needs of young immigrants who arrived in the United States during their childhood. Since its inception in 2012, DACA has been a beacon of hope for these individuals, commonly known as "Dreamers," offering them a shield against deportation and the privilege…

The United States has long been a top destination for international students seeking a world-class education and potential career opportunities. The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) recently issued a revised set of guidelines for international students on F and M visas.  This consolidated document clarifies existing policies on eligibility…

As hope glimmers for those displaced by the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, the introduction of the re-parole program offers a vital lifeline to Ukrainians who have found temporary safety in the United States. Faced with the daunting uncertainty of their futures, these individuals encounter numerous challenges as they navigate life far from their war-ravaged homeland. Yet, the re-parole…

The H-1B visa, a cornerstone for global professionals seeking opportunities in the United States, plays a pivotal role in connecting diverse talents with the dynamic job market in the U.S. Tailored to equip U.S. companies with specialized foreign expertise, this visa category significantly contributes to the narrative of fostering American innovation and sustaining its competitive edge internationally. With…

In recent years, one of the most pressing issues for Indian applicants seeking entry into the United States has been the daunting wait times for visa appointments. These prolonged periods have been a source of frustration and uncertainty, affecting not only individuals and families but also the broader dynamics of U.S.-India relations.  Recognizing…

Over 9 million green card holders currently reside in the United States with the potential to become full-fledged American citizens. Yet, as of April 1st, a steep rise in naturalization application fees will make the path to citizenship even more expensive.  This increase, part of a broader overhaul of USCIS fees that hasn't been seen since 2016, has immigration advocates…

  Have you been anxiously awaiting news about your immigration journey to the United States? The wait might be over. The US Department of State has just released its highly anticipated Visa Bulletin for March 2024.  This crucial document outlines key dates and information that could determine the timeline of your visa application.…

Waiting for your passport feels like watching a glacier move, doesn't it? Endless forms, confusing rules... enough to make you scrap the whole trip.  But there's a way to cut through the red tape: passport fairs. The US Department of State recently announced a series of special Passport Acceptance Fairs aimed at helping travelers get their passports with increased…

The U.S. Department of State recently announced a significant extension of interview waivers for certain nonimmigrant visa categories. This development heralds a pivotal shift in the visa application process, aiming to streamline procedures and reduce in-person interactions. Why does this matter? For countless nonimmigrant visa applicants, it represents a faster, more…

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) offers the Special Immigrant Juvenile (SIJ) classification to protect immigrant children present in the US who have been subjected to abuse, neglect, or abandonment by one or both parents.  To qualify, these children must obtain specific findings from a state juvenile court. The SIJ program provides a potential…