Your American dreams might have to wait! Indians face increased US visa refusals over social media checks
Indian visa applicants face significant US processing delays, with increased 221(g) notices for background checks, including social media and old arrest records. This intensified scrutiny, particularly impacting H-1B visa holders, is causing unprecedented delays and even revocations, leaving many stranded. Biometric requests are also up, extending evaluation times.π 1 min read
Indian visa applicants face significant US processing delays, with increased 221(g) notices for background checks, including social media and old arrest records. This intensified scrutiny, particularly impacting H-1B visa holders, is causing unprecedented delays and even revocations, leaving many stranded. Biometric requests are also up, extending evaluation times.
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