Social Media Vetting

The Trump administration has intensified the US Visa Social Media Screening process, mandating all H-1B and H-4 applicants to make their accounts public from December 15 as part of…
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The U.S. has introduced mandatory H-1B social-media screening from Dec 15, requiring H-1B workers and H-4 dependents to make their accounts public for detailed vetting. Experts…
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India's Undergraduate Applications to US Colleges Drop sharply by 14%, according to new Common App data for the 2025–26 admissions cycle. Learn why international applications are…
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) ends automatic EAD extensions effective October 30, 2025, reinforcing national security through enhanced vetting and screening before…
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The Trump administration has intensified its US visa crackdown, placing over 55 million visa holders and applicants under continuous review for potential violations, deportation…
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In a major update, the US State Department now mandates all F, M, and J visa applicants to make their social media profiles public. Learn more about the US visa social media…
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US Student Visas for 2025 are now open, with Deputy Spokesperson Mignon Houston emphasizing lawful usage and national security compliance. Apply now for a secure academic journey.
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India responds to new US visa guidelines requiring social media identifiers, urging a merit-based approach to India-US visa policy. MEA reassures ongoing dialogue.
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The US student visa social media rules now mandate applicants to reveal all usernames used over the past five years. This policy affects F‑, M‑, and J‑type visa seekers globally.
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The US State Department mandates all student visa applicants to set social media profiles to public. Discover how these new US visa privacy rules for students impact global…
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