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US Makes Visa Bond Program Permanent For 50 Countries. Is India On The List?
The US State Department has made its visa bond programme permanent, allowing consular officers to require certain B1/B2 visa applicants from 50 countries to post bonds of up to $20,000.
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For US Visa Interview, Waiting Time Nears 1,000 Days
Last week, the State Department said that US visa processing is rebounding faster than projected and is expected to reach pre-pandemic levels in 2023.
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Visa settlement: Infosys shares fall, but brokerages optimistic
The U.S. investigation focused on the use of B-1 business visas and I-9 forms, Infosys has said. A person on a B-1 visa in the United States can participate in meetings but is not allowed to work.
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Infosys stock rallies as employee's suit dismissed
Shares in Infosys had come under pressure ahead of the verdict on the lawsuit.
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Infosys: Shibulal blames economy, internal re-organisation for disappointing Q4
Shares in Infosys, once a sector trend-setter, have fallen 13% since the earnings announcement on April 13.
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Infosys visa fraud case: Trial set for 20 August 2012
The case pertains to a lawsuit filed in Feb 2011 by former US-based consultant for Infosys, Jack Palmer.
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Hurt by US B1 visa fraud charge: Narayana Murthy
Infosys founder NR Narayana Murthy on Saturday said he was hurt by B1 visa fraud charge inflicted by a US court on the company. Murthy was addressing the shareholders of Infosys at its 30th AGM in Bangalore, which was Murthy’s last as the chairman of the board. “As I leave the board, I feel sad that Infosys has been issued a subp...
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Infosys gears up to counter B1 visa fraud charge
India's global software major Infosys Technologies Ltd is reviewing its procedures to counter the charge of misusing B1 business visas to the US, a senior company official said on Wednesday. "We are in the midst of internal review of procedures/processes to respond to a US court notice on business visas. We will also cooperate with the inves...
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US court seeks details from Infosys on B1 visas
An American court has asked IT major Infosys to submit documents and records related to the company's sponsorships and utilisation of B-1 business visas. The development comes in the wake of a lawsuit by a former Infosys employee Jack Palmer, who alleged that he was asked by the firm to sign on documents which said workers went to the US to have...
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US Makes Visa Bond Program Permanent For 50 Countries. Is India On The List?
The US State Department has made its visa bond programme permanent, allowing consular officers to require certain B1/B2 visa applicants from 50 countries to post bonds of up to $20,000.
-
For US Visa Interview, Waiting Time Nears 1,000 Days
Last week, the State Department said that US visa processing is rebounding faster than projected and is expected to reach pre-pandemic levels in 2023.
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Visa settlement: Infosys shares fall, but brokerages optimistic
The U.S. investigation focused on the use of B-1 business visas and I-9 forms, Infosys has said. A person on a B-1 visa in the United States can participate in meetings but is not allowed to work.
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Infosys stock rallies as employee's suit dismissed
Shares in Infosys had come under pressure ahead of the verdict on the lawsuit.
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Infosys: Shibulal blames economy, internal re-organisation for disappointing Q4
Shares in Infosys, once a sector trend-setter, have fallen 13% since the earnings announcement on April 13.
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Infosys visa fraud case: Trial set for 20 August 2012
The case pertains to a lawsuit filed in Feb 2011 by former US-based consultant for Infosys, Jack Palmer.
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Hurt by US B1 visa fraud charge: Narayana Murthy
Infosys founder NR Narayana Murthy on Saturday said he was hurt by B1 visa fraud charge inflicted by a US court on the company. Murthy was addressing the shareholders of Infosys at its 30th AGM in Bangalore, which was Murthy’s last as the chairman of the board. “As I leave the board, I feel sad that Infosys has been issued a subp...
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Infosys gears up to counter B1 visa fraud charge
India's global software major Infosys Technologies Ltd is reviewing its procedures to counter the charge of misusing B1 business visas to the US, a senior company official said on Wednesday. "We are in the midst of internal review of procedures/processes to respond to a US court notice on business visas. We will also cooperate with the inves...
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US court seeks details from Infosys on B1 visas
An American court has asked IT major Infosys to submit documents and records related to the company's sponsorships and utilisation of B-1 business visas. The development comes in the wake of a lawsuit by a former Infosys employee Jack Palmer, who alleged that he was asked by the firm to sign on documents which said workers went to the US to have...
