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Do You Need to Make Your Social Media Public to Get a Visa?

In June 2025, international students applying for F, M, and J visas were met with a startling new requirement: make their social media profiles public for U.S. consular officers to review.

The Department of Homeland Security Shuts Down: Know Its Full Impact on Immigration

A government shutdown sends ripples across federal operations, but when the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) grinds to a halt, the effects are also likely felt keenly by millions of immigrants pursuing lawful status and visas in the United States. DHS is known to oversee the broadest swath of immigration functions. So when it shuts down, the impact could be wide-ranging for all immigration aspirants.

Did US Consulates in India Have Run Out of H-1B Interview Dates Till 2027?

According to the reports of several news outlets, the US consulates across India have rescheduled several stamping interview dates further down into 2027. Undoubtedly, this update has caused major stir and disruptions among the Indian professionals. Visa offices in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Kolkata no longer have regular interview slots available. Here, our Eb-1a experts have directly focused on this news in elaborate detail.

Do F-1 OPT Holders Need to Pay $100,000 Visa Fee? EB1 Experts Answer

Confused about the rumored $100,000 visa fee for F-1 OPT holders? Get clear answers from EB1 experts who break down the facts, and what this means for your U.S. immigration journey.

Trump Administration to Review all 55m Visa Holders: Should You Be Worried?

Multiple news outlets have reported that a cloud is looming over the visa landscape with the trump administration about to unleash its severest yet crackdown.

OPT Protection Bill Surfaces in The U.S: Relief for Indian Students in Post-Study Programme?

A recently proposed OPT protection bill, introduced by a bipartisan group of US lawmakers is ushering a light of hope for over 1.43 lakh Indian students about to join post-study work programme in the U.S. OPT or Optional Practical Training is a legal pathway used by thousands of international students to enter salaried work career in the U.S. This bill emerged in the background of increasing uncertainty over post-study employment rules.

US Expands Visa Bond Program: Up to $15,000 Requirement Added for 12 More Countries

If you are planning a trip to the United States for business or leisure, you need to know the latest update on U.S. visa bonds. This policy update announced on March 18, 2026, revealed that the U.S. is expanding its visa bond pilot program. From April 2, 2026 onward, passport holders from 12 additional countries will be required to post a refundable bond of up to $15,000 when applying for certain short-term visas.

Could U.S. Citizenship Change Forever? Trump’s Push to Strip Citizenship from Some Foreign-Born Americans

In late December 2025, The Independent reported that the Trump administration is advancing plans that could significantly reshape U.S. citizenship policy. This development marks one of the most consequential shifts in U.S. immigration policy in decades, as it has touched on constitutional rights and sparked intense legal debate. The report suggests that the administration is gearing up to strip more foreign-born Americans of their citizenship.

What Is Trump’s Administration’s Public Charge Rule and How It Could Affect Immigrants

The “public charge” rule is one of the most complex and controversial parts of U.S. immigration policy. At its core, it asks whether a non-citizen applying for a visa or a green card may become primarily dependent on government support. Traditionally, this test was narrow. It looked mostly at whether someone received cash welfare or long-term institutional care paid by government funds. Under the Trump administration, the definition of public charge expanded dramatically, with consequences that could reshape legal immigration.

How to Write a Compelling EB-2 NIW Proposed Endeavor Statement

The proposed endeavor statement is the portal to your EB-2 National Interest Waiver petition. It shows the extent of your commitment to your work and future contributions to the U.S. Unlike employment-based green cards that require job offers and labor certifications, the NIW pathway allows you to self-petition based on the national importance of your future work in the United States.