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Indian-origin US citizen faces denaturalisation over alleged H-1B visa fraud

US authorities accuse New Jersey businessman Neeraj Sharma of using fraudulent visa applications and withholding information during his citizenship process

US immigration lawyers urge Indian diaspora to carry status documents during domestic travel

Reports of non-citizens being detained during domestic journeys have prompted caution among H-1B holders and other visa-dependent residents Immigration attorneys

US Weighs New H-1B, L-1 Visa Renewal Fees, Raising Costs for Employers Hiring Indian Professionals

Proposed rule would extend existing security-related charges to visa extension petitions, with Indian workers expected to be among the most

US Layoffs Drive More Indian Tech Professionals Back to Hyderabad as H-1B Uncertainty Grows

Returning software professionals face a weaker domestic hiring market even as specialist recruiters help them rebuild careers in India Indian

Indian AI Engineer Leaves US After Employer Shifts Entire Project to India

Offshoring decision and US visa rules force skilled professional to return home after unsuccessful job search PRAVASISAMWAD.COM An Indian software

AI-Led Job Cuts Raise Concerns for NRIs, Prompting Calls for Stronger Financial Safety Nets

Growing uncertainty in the technology sector highlights the need for overseas Indian professionals to prepare for unexpected job losses PRAVASISAMWAD.COM

Lengthy US Green Card Waits Prompt More Indian H-1B Professionals to Consider UK

Immigration experts say growing uncertainty and years-long backlogs are encouraging skilled Indian workers to explore Britain’s faster settlement route PRAVASISAMWAD.COM

US Court Blocks $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee, But Uncertainty Persists for Indian Applicants

Court ruling offers temporary relief, while legal appeals and proposed immigration reforms continue to cloud the future of the H-1B

H-1B Credential Verification Debate Intensifies After Fake Degree Investigation in India

As authorities continue reviewing the implications of the investigation, employers and visa applicants are expected to pay closer attention to

Indian Diaspora Welcomes US Court Decision Striking Down $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee

Federal judge rules Trump-era measure unlawful, easing concerns for employers and skilled professionals, particularly from India PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Indian diaspora organisations