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Enhanced Vetting of Visa Applicants and Beneficiaries in the U.S. and Abroad: U.S. Consulates Direct Certain Applicants to Adjust...

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U.S. Consulates abroad have begun directing certain visa applicants to adjust privacy settings on all social media profiles to “public” in steps taken to comply with Department of State’s earlier directive that F-1, M and J...more

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U.S. Department of State Pauses Student and Exchange Visitor Visa Appointments

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Last week, an internal U.S. Department of State (DOS) correspondence pertaining to visa processing for international student and exchange visitors in the F, M, and J visa classifications was leaked and published by various...more

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