Work Permit For Spouse Of H-1b Visa Holders
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US Adds Over 1.5 Years To Immigrant Work Permit Term, Indians To Benefit
Biden administration has announced an automatic extension of expiring work permits for certain categories of immigrants, including those seeking green cards and spouses of H-1B visa holders who get employment authorisation cards (EAD), for 1.5 years.
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A US Move To End Work Gaps For Spouses Of H-1B Visa Holders
In yet another immigration-friendly move, the Biden administration has agreed to provide automatic work authorisation permits to spouses of H-1B visas holders, a step that would benefit thousands of Indian-American women.
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Google Leads Top US Tech Giants To Seek Work Permits For Spouses Of H-1B Visa Holders
Google is leading a determined effort by US tech giants to support a programme that gives work authorisation for spouses of those possessing H-1B foreign work visas, the most sought after among Indian IT professionals.
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Biden Revokes Trump Rule Ending Work Permit For H-1B Holders' Spouses
An H-4 visa is issued by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to immediate family members (spouse and children under 21 years of age) of the H-1B visa holders, most of whom are Indian IT professionals.
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Will Take Feedback On Ending Work Permits For H-1B Holders' Spouses: US
The Trump administration has assured lawmakers and the American corporate sector that the public would get an opportunity to respond to its proposal of revoking work authorisation to H-4 spouse visas after they raised their concerns over the move, which will impact thousands of Indians.
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US Plan On Work Permits For Spouses Of H-1B Visa Holders In Limbo
The H-1B programme offers temporary US visas that allow companies to hire highly-skilled foreign professionals working in areas with shortages of qualified American workers.
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US Lawmakers Back Work Permits For Spouses Of H-1B Visa Holders
A bipartisan group of 130 US lawmakers led by influential Indian-American Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal has urged the Trump administration to continue granting work authorisation to certain dependent spouses of non-immigrant workers holding H-1B visas, the most sought-after among Indian IT professionals.
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Ending H-4 Holders' Work Permits "Devastating For Families": US IT Body
Influential lawmakers and representative of the American IT industry, including Facebook, have opposed the Trump administration's proposed plan to withdraw work permits to H-4 visa holders, who are spouses of H-1B visa holders.
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Blow To Indians, US Plans End To Work Permits For H-1B Holders' Spouses
The Trump administration is planning to end allowing spouses of H1-B visa holders to work legally in the United States, a top federal agency official has told lawmakers, a move that could have a devastating impact on tens of thousands of Indians.
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Trump Administration Plans To End Work Permit For Spouse Of H-1B Visa Holder
The move to end the Obama-era rule could have an impact on more than 70,000 H-4 visas holders, who have work permits.
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H-1B Visa Holders' Spouses Make US More Attractive For Foreign Talent: Report
The Trump administration's proposal to withdraw the provision of giving work permits to the spouses of the H-1B visa workers, most of them Indians, will make America more attractive for foreign talent, according to an influential US immigration advocacy body.
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Trump Administration Urged To Keep Work Permits For H-1B Spouses
Six Democratic lawmakers from the Silicon Valley have urged the Trump administration to retain Obama-era rule allowing spouses of H-1B visa holders to work legally in the US, according to a media report.
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Relief For H-1B Visa Holders' Spouses, US Delays Decision On Work Permits
The working professionals who are likely to benefit include the H-4 visa holders, or the spouses of H1-B visa holders, since they are allowed to work by the virtue of their spouses awaiting their green cards. The DHS was previously scheduled to take a call on it by February 28 but it has been deferred till June pending review.
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Fears Rise H-1B Spouses May Lose Right To Work In US
The Trump Administration has sought 60 days to respond to a court case that challenges the decision of the previous Obama Administration to authorise spouses of H-1B holders to work in the US.
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US Adds Over 1.5 Years To Immigrant Work Permit Term, Indians To Benefit
Biden administration has announced an automatic extension of expiring work permits for certain categories of immigrants, including those seeking green cards and spouses of H-1B visa holders who get employment authorisation cards (EAD), for 1.5 years.
-
A US Move To End Work Gaps For Spouses Of H-1B Visa Holders
In yet another immigration-friendly move, the Biden administration has agreed to provide automatic work authorisation permits to spouses of H-1B visas holders, a step that would benefit thousands of Indian-American women.
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Google Leads Top US Tech Giants To Seek Work Permits For Spouses Of H-1B Visa Holders
Google is leading a determined effort by US tech giants to support a programme that gives work authorisation for spouses of those possessing H-1B foreign work visas, the most sought after among Indian IT professionals.
-
Biden Revokes Trump Rule Ending Work Permit For H-1B Holders' Spouses
An H-4 visa is issued by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to immediate family members (spouse and children under 21 years of age) of the H-1B visa holders, most of whom are Indian IT professionals.
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Will Take Feedback On Ending Work Permits For H-1B Holders' Spouses: US
The Trump administration has assured lawmakers and the American corporate sector that the public would get an opportunity to respond to its proposal of revoking work authorisation to H-4 spouse visas after they raised their concerns over the move, which will impact thousands of Indians.
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US Plan On Work Permits For Spouses Of H-1B Visa Holders In Limbo
The H-1B programme offers temporary US visas that allow companies to hire highly-skilled foreign professionals working in areas with shortages of qualified American workers.
-
US Lawmakers Back Work Permits For Spouses Of H-1B Visa Holders
A bipartisan group of 130 US lawmakers led by influential Indian-American Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal has urged the Trump administration to continue granting work authorisation to certain dependent spouses of non-immigrant workers holding H-1B visas, the most sought-after among Indian IT professionals.
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Ending H-4 Holders' Work Permits "Devastating For Families": US IT Body
Influential lawmakers and representative of the American IT industry, including Facebook, have opposed the Trump administration's proposed plan to withdraw work permits to H-4 visa holders, who are spouses of H-1B visa holders.
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Blow To Indians, US Plans End To Work Permits For H-1B Holders' Spouses
The Trump administration is planning to end allowing spouses of H1-B visa holders to work legally in the United States, a top federal agency official has told lawmakers, a move that could have a devastating impact on tens of thousands of Indians.
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Trump Administration Plans To End Work Permit For Spouse Of H-1B Visa Holder
The move to end the Obama-era rule could have an impact on more than 70,000 H-4 visas holders, who have work permits.
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H-1B Visa Holders' Spouses Make US More Attractive For Foreign Talent: Report
The Trump administration's proposal to withdraw the provision of giving work permits to the spouses of the H-1B visa workers, most of them Indians, will make America more attractive for foreign talent, according to an influential US immigration advocacy body.
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Trump Administration Urged To Keep Work Permits For H-1B Spouses
Six Democratic lawmakers from the Silicon Valley have urged the Trump administration to retain Obama-era rule allowing spouses of H-1B visa holders to work legally in the US, according to a media report.
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Relief For H-1B Visa Holders' Spouses, US Delays Decision On Work Permits
The working professionals who are likely to benefit include the H-4 visa holders, or the spouses of H1-B visa holders, since they are allowed to work by the virtue of their spouses awaiting their green cards. The DHS was previously scheduled to take a call on it by February 28 but it has been deferred till June pending review.
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Fears Rise H-1B Spouses May Lose Right To Work In US
The Trump Administration has sought 60 days to respond to a court case that challenges the decision of the previous Obama Administration to authorise spouses of H-1B holders to work in the US.
