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Amid Layoffs, Online Petition In US To Extend Grace Period For H-1B Visa Holders
Amidst massive layoffs in the American tech sector that have resulted in a large number of Indian professionals being jobless, two Indian-American organisations have launched an online petition urging President Joe Biden to extend the grace period of
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"Most H-1B Workers From India...": Visa Holders' Petition Fearing Layoffs
Fearing massive layoffs in America due to the coronavirus crisis that is hitting businesses around the globe, foreign technology professionals holdingH-1B visas, the most sought after among Indians, have demanded the Trump administration extend their permissible post-job loss limit to stay in the US from the existing 60 to 180 days.
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Big Increase In Denial Of H-1B Visas, Indian IT Firms Worst Hit: Study
The Trump administration's restrictive immigration policies have led to massive increase in the rejection of petitions for H-1B visas with the highest denial rate among major Indian IT companies, according to a study carried out by an American think-tank.
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Multiple H-1B Applications Would Attract Rejection: American Agency
Multiple H-1B applications will lead to rejection of the petitions, a federal American agency has warned foreign workers, days ahead of the initiation of filing process for the non-immigrant visa, popular among Indian techies.
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Seven Indian Companies Receive Fewer H-1B Visas in 2016, Claims Report
National Foundation for American Policy said the 9,356 new H-1B petitions for the top seven Indian-based companies approved in fiscal 2016 represent only 0.006 percent of the US labour force.
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H-1B Visa: American Agency Hits Yearly Applications Cap In Just Five Days
USCIS had earlier issued a memorandum saying that being an entry-level computer programmer would no longer qualify as a specialist profession, which is a must for the issuance of an H-1B work visa.
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Don't 'Misuse' H-1B Visas: US' Stern Warning To Firms
The Trump administration has warned companies against "misusing" the H-1B work visas programme - sought most by Indian IT firms and professionals - and discriminating against American workers.
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Indian Americans Launch Petition To Declare Pak Sponsor Of Terror
The Indian-American community in the US has launched a White House petition to designate Pakistan a state sponsor of terrorism, days after a Bill in this regard was tabled in the US Congress by two powerful lawmakers.
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H-1B Visa Cap Reached; Majority of Applications by Indian Companies
The US government is believed to have received about 250,000 petitions for H-1B visas -- the most sought after American work visas -- with a majority of them being from either Indian companies or having huge footprint in India.
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H-1B Cap Reached, Majority Of Applications By Indian Companies
The US government is believed to have received about 250,000 petitions for H-1B visas - the most sought after American work visas -- with a majority of them being from either Indian companies or having huge footprint in India.
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Amid Layoffs, Online Petition In US To Extend Grace Period For H-1B Visa Holders
Amidst massive layoffs in the American tech sector that have resulted in a large number of Indian professionals being jobless, two Indian-American organisations have launched an online petition urging President Joe Biden to extend the grace period of
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"Most H-1B Workers From India...": Visa Holders' Petition Fearing Layoffs
Fearing massive layoffs in America due to the coronavirus crisis that is hitting businesses around the globe, foreign technology professionals holdingH-1B visas, the most sought after among Indians, have demanded the Trump administration extend their permissible post-job loss limit to stay in the US from the existing 60 to 180 days.
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Big Increase In Denial Of H-1B Visas, Indian IT Firms Worst Hit: Study
The Trump administration's restrictive immigration policies have led to massive increase in the rejection of petitions for H-1B visas with the highest denial rate among major Indian IT companies, according to a study carried out by an American think-tank.
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Multiple H-1B Applications Would Attract Rejection: American Agency
Multiple H-1B applications will lead to rejection of the petitions, a federal American agency has warned foreign workers, days ahead of the initiation of filing process for the non-immigrant visa, popular among Indian techies.
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Seven Indian Companies Receive Fewer H-1B Visas in 2016, Claims Report
National Foundation for American Policy said the 9,356 new H-1B petitions for the top seven Indian-based companies approved in fiscal 2016 represent only 0.006 percent of the US labour force.
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H-1B Visa: American Agency Hits Yearly Applications Cap In Just Five Days
USCIS had earlier issued a memorandum saying that being an entry-level computer programmer would no longer qualify as a specialist profession, which is a must for the issuance of an H-1B work visa.
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Don't 'Misuse' H-1B Visas: US' Stern Warning To Firms
The Trump administration has warned companies against "misusing" the H-1B work visas programme - sought most by Indian IT firms and professionals - and discriminating against American workers.
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Indian Americans Launch Petition To Declare Pak Sponsor Of Terror
The Indian-American community in the US has launched a White House petition to designate Pakistan a state sponsor of terrorism, days after a Bill in this regard was tabled in the US Congress by two powerful lawmakers.
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H-1B Visa Cap Reached; Majority of Applications by Indian Companies
The US government is believed to have received about 250,000 petitions for H-1B visas -- the most sought after American work visas -- with a majority of them being from either Indian companies or having huge footprint in India.
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H-1B Cap Reached, Majority Of Applications By Indian Companies
The US government is believed to have received about 250,000 petitions for H-1B visas - the most sought after American work visas -- with a majority of them being from either Indian companies or having huge footprint in India.
