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"Don't Trust Agents Claiming Guaranteed US Visa", Warns Embassy In India
The US Embassy in India has issued an advisory against fraudulent messages and agents offering guaranteed visas or quick approvals.
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US Updates Visa Application Process In India, Ends Third-Party Passport Pickup
The US Embassy in India has ended third-party passport collection, requiring all visa applicants to pick up their documents in person from August 1.
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"Respect Terms Of Your Visa": US Warns Indians Overstaying In Country
The US Embassy in India has issued a stern warning to visa holders, reminding them to respect the terms of their US visa and authorised period of stay in the US and making it clear that any violation could lead to visa revocation and deportation.
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"Follow Immigration Laws Or Lose Your Visa", US Warns Visa Holders
The US Embassy in India warns that visa monitoring continues post-approval and violations can lead to visa revocation and deportation. The update is part of broader immigration enforcement measures.
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"Could Be Deported, Face Permanent Ban": US Warns Those Exceeding Stay
US Immigration Rules: The advisory serves as a reminder for individuals in the US on various non-immigrant visas-such as tourist, student, and work permits-to adhere strictly to the validity period
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India To Resume Limited Processing Of All Visa Categories From February 1: US Embassy
From February 1, India will resume limited processing of all visa categories, including student visas, H1-B, H4, L-1, L-2, C1/D, and B1/B2 visas, said the US Embassy in India on Friday.
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US Envoy Who Led Saree Search Last Year Shares Independence Day 2018 Message
MaryKay Carlson, the US Deputy Chief of Mission in Delhi, has taken to Twitter to talk about sarees and to wish everyone a happy Independence Day.
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'Kitne Aadmi The?' US Embassy Officials Recreate Iconic Bollywood Dialogues
Employees at the US Embassy in New Delhi are celebrating 70 years of US and India's 'dosti' with a touch of Bollywood masala.
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Independence Day 2017: US Diplomat In India Learns How To Fly Kites In Old Delhi
A video shared by the US Embassy in India shows Andrea Robles-Olson, Science Officer at the US Embassy in New Delhi, learning how to fly a kite.
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90,000 Indian Students Apply for US Visa, 4,000 Make the Cut
The number of student visa applications for the United States has registered a 60 per cent increase this year with a whopping 90,000 applicants, of whom only about 4,000 could make the cut.
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US Mission Plans to Monitor India's Air Quality
After a successful pilot project in China, the US plans to expand air quality monitoring to some of its missions in countries like India, Vietnam and Mongolia in the coming months to help raise awareness about the dangers of pollution.
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US Embassy in India Launches Urdu Website
The US Embassy in India on Thursday launched its Urdu website, adding to its existing portals in English and Hindi.
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Edward Snowden worked at US embassy in Delhi: report
Fugitive intelligence contractor Edward Snowden worked briefly at the US embassy in India almost three years before revealing the scale of his country's surveillance programmes.
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"Don't Trust Agents Claiming Guaranteed US Visa", Warns Embassy In India
The US Embassy in India has issued an advisory against fraudulent messages and agents offering guaranteed visas or quick approvals.
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US Updates Visa Application Process In India, Ends Third-Party Passport Pickup
The US Embassy in India has ended third-party passport collection, requiring all visa applicants to pick up their documents in person from August 1.
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"Respect Terms Of Your Visa": US Warns Indians Overstaying In Country
The US Embassy in India has issued a stern warning to visa holders, reminding them to respect the terms of their US visa and authorised period of stay in the US and making it clear that any violation could lead to visa revocation and deportation.
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"Follow Immigration Laws Or Lose Your Visa", US Warns Visa Holders
The US Embassy in India warns that visa monitoring continues post-approval and violations can lead to visa revocation and deportation. The update is part of broader immigration enforcement measures.
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"Could Be Deported, Face Permanent Ban": US Warns Those Exceeding Stay
US Immigration Rules: The advisory serves as a reminder for individuals in the US on various non-immigrant visas-such as tourist, student, and work permits-to adhere strictly to the validity period
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India To Resume Limited Processing Of All Visa Categories From February 1: US Embassy
From February 1, India will resume limited processing of all visa categories, including student visas, H1-B, H4, L-1, L-2, C1/D, and B1/B2 visas, said the US Embassy in India on Friday.
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US Envoy Who Led Saree Search Last Year Shares Independence Day 2018 Message
MaryKay Carlson, the US Deputy Chief of Mission in Delhi, has taken to Twitter to talk about sarees and to wish everyone a happy Independence Day.
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'Kitne Aadmi The?' US Embassy Officials Recreate Iconic Bollywood Dialogues
Employees at the US Embassy in New Delhi are celebrating 70 years of US and India's 'dosti' with a touch of Bollywood masala.
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Independence Day 2017: US Diplomat In India Learns How To Fly Kites In Old Delhi
A video shared by the US Embassy in India shows Andrea Robles-Olson, Science Officer at the US Embassy in New Delhi, learning how to fly a kite.
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90,000 Indian Students Apply for US Visa, 4,000 Make the Cut
The number of student visa applications for the United States has registered a 60 per cent increase this year with a whopping 90,000 applicants, of whom only about 4,000 could make the cut.
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US Mission Plans to Monitor India's Air Quality
After a successful pilot project in China, the US plans to expand air quality monitoring to some of its missions in countries like India, Vietnam and Mongolia in the coming months to help raise awareness about the dangers of pollution.
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US Embassy in India Launches Urdu Website
The US Embassy in India on Thursday launched its Urdu website, adding to its existing portals in English and Hindi.
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Edward Snowden worked at US embassy in Delhi: report
Fugitive intelligence contractor Edward Snowden worked briefly at the US embassy in India almost three years before revealing the scale of his country's surveillance programmes.
