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By Sanwar Ali: Introduction

The possibility of India achieving E2 Treaty Investor and E1 Treaty Trader country status' from the United States would be significant in improving international trade and investment relations. This status would greatly increase the number of US visas available for Indian nationals.  However, the pathway to such a status is likely to be long and difficult and could very well take years, if if ever happens at all.

By Sanwar Ali: Introduction

The H1B visa program has been a vital cog in the United States' immigration machinery, allowing US companies to hire skilled workers from across the globe. This also benefits foreign companies with a presence in the US Recent changes have been made to streamline the application process, with the implementation of a new online filing system.

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Navigating the Evolving Terrain of U.S. Specialty Occupation Visas

By Sanwar Ali:

The U.S. has recently adopted a policy aimed at curbing the escalating violence in the West Bank, a region troubled by a long-standing conflict between Israelis and Palestinians. The new policy imposes visa restrictions on Israeli settlers involved in extremist activities, a move that has drawn significant attention. This comprehensive analysis will delve into the specifics of this policy, its implications, international reactions, and expert opinions.

By Sanwar Ali: Revival of Stateside H1B and L1 Visa Renewals: Navigating the New U.S. Immigration Landscape

The U.S. State Department's recent announcement has ushered in a new era for H1B and L1 visa holders. For the first time in nearly two decades, these visa holders will experience a significant policy shift: the revival of stateside visa renewal and processing.

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In an era where digitization is widespread, the U.S. Department of State is also taking steps to modernise the US visa processing system. With the successful completion of a pilot program, the department is ready to change the face of visa processing by introducing U.S. paperless visas. This move is set to take the traditional visa stamping process to a completely digital platform, making it more efficient and user-friendly.