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US L-1B Visas: Boost for Indian IT Professionals as President Obama Eases Norms
US President Barack Obama on Monday announced an easing of the process to obtain L-1B work visas for corporate executives, a move that could make it easier for Indian companies to bring employees.
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L-1B Work Visas Now Easier to Get: US President Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama yesterday announced an easing of the process to obtain L-1B work visas for corporate executives, a move that could end the large scale harassment of IT professionals from India.
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Indian, US companies seek Obama's intervention on L1 work visa delays
The denial rate for L-1B petitions stood at at 27 per cent in 2011.
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Senators raise concern about potential changes in L1 visa programme
In a letter to the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Director Alejandro Mayorkas, Senators Chuck Grassley and Dick Durbin said that they "are concerned about attempts by unscrupulous petitioners to obtain L-1B status for workers who do not truly possess specialized knowledge relating to the petitioning company."
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Lawmakers question sharp rise in denial of H1B, L1 visas
US lawmakers and corporate bigwigs have questioned the Obama administration over the issue, warning this would hurt American business interests. In case of L-1B petitions, the denial rate jumped from seven per cent in 2007 to 27 per cent in 2011.
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US L-1B Visas: Boost for Indian IT Professionals as President Obama Eases Norms
US President Barack Obama on Monday announced an easing of the process to obtain L-1B work visas for corporate executives, a move that could make it easier for Indian companies to bring employees.
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L-1B Work Visas Now Easier to Get: US President Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama yesterday announced an easing of the process to obtain L-1B work visas for corporate executives, a move that could end the large scale harassment of IT professionals from India.
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Indian, US companies seek Obama's intervention on L1 work visa delays
The denial rate for L-1B petitions stood at at 27 per cent in 2011.
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Senators raise concern about potential changes in L1 visa programme
In a letter to the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Director Alejandro Mayorkas, Senators Chuck Grassley and Dick Durbin said that they "are concerned about attempts by unscrupulous petitioners to obtain L-1B status for workers who do not truly possess specialized knowledge relating to the petitioning company."
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Lawmakers question sharp rise in denial of H1B, L1 visas
US lawmakers and corporate bigwigs have questioned the Obama administration over the issue, warning this would hurt American business interests. In case of L-1B petitions, the denial rate jumped from seven per cent in 2007 to 27 per cent in 2011.
