US Visas

What Does It Mean to Be “Documentarily Qualified”?

“Documentarily qualified” is a significant success in the U.S. visa system. That means that all the documents that you have filled in your visa application have been received by the National Visa Center (NVC). Applicants upload these documents through the Consular Electronic Application Center (CEAC) portal, a website that is used by applicants to upload

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Visa Types to Explore in the Healthcare Space

In the United States, in recent years there has been a serious shortage of healthcare workers, adding only to an already stretched healthcare system. It’s short because of all sorts of reasons, including population aging and rising demand for medical care. Because of the ever-increasing demand for qualified healthcare workers, numerous medical institutions have started

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USCIS Updates Guidelines for Students on OPT and F/M Visas

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has recently updated its guidelines for students on Optional Practical Training (OPT) and those holding F or M visas. These changes are especially important for STEM students and offer more clarity on issues like online classes, school transfers, grace periods, and study abroad programs. Here’s a breakdown of

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