USCIS Eliminates Automatic Extension for H-4 EADs
USCIS has removed the 540-day automatic extension for H-4 Employment Authorization Documents, impacting thousands of dependents.
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USCIS has removed the 540-day automatic extension for H-4 Employment Authorization Documents, impacting thousands of dependents.
U.S. Consulates in India have announced mass cancellations of H-1B and H-4 visa appointments and stricter interview waiver criteria.
H-4 dependents are now eligible for EAD, allowing work authorization independent of specific job offers.
USCIS is implementing measures to prevent desi consultancies from filing fraudulent visa applications for 2026.
American Airlines is hiring Java Backend Developers, specifically seeking H-4 visa holders with Employment Authorization.
Advocates urge USCIS to expedite EAD approvals for H-4 visa holders facing job losses.
USCIS reports EAD processing times for work visas, including F1 and H4, have improved to 2-6 months for normal and 15 days for premium.
USCIS announces significant changes to H-4 EAD program, reducing validity and increasing scrutiny for applicants.
Important insights on H-4 visa work limitations and EAD eligibility for H-1B spouses.
H-4 visa holders can only work after the H-1B spouse's I-140 approval, regardless of visa type.
Concerns raised over Infosys's hiring practices impacting American workers and visa holders.
USCIS, DOL, DHS, and State Department approved 1 million visas in 2025, despite 1.2 million layoffs, raising concerns about labor market impacts.
Immigrants share insights on I-485 processing timelines and travel implications for H-1B and H-4 visa holders.
USCIS approved 1 million visas last year, marking a significant increase in the U.S. labor force for the next 50 years.
USCIS begins scheduling biometrics appointments for H-4 EAD applicants, raising concerns about processing delays.
EAD processing times may extend into 2026, causing significant delays for H-4 spouses and adjustment of status applicants.
USCIS, DOL, and DHS approved 1 million work visas this year despite 1.2 million layoffs, raising concerns about job market impacts.
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