US Aims to Reduce Processing and Visa Backlogs
US Trying to Minimize Backlogs and Processing Times
US Aims: As the H-1B online filing start date for Fiscal Year 2025 approaches, the United States underscores efforts to alleviate green card backlogs and reduce processing times for H-1B visas and other work permits.
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre reaffirmed President Joe Biden’s commitment to addressing concerns within the legal immigration system, with a focus on the H-1B visa process and green card application backlog.
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To foster collaboration and streamline procedures, the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) introduced myUSCIS organizational accounts. These accounts allow multiple individuals within an organization, along with their legal representatives, to collaborate on H-1B registrations and petitions, aiming to mitigate technical issues and enhance efficiency.
Details regarding the upcoming H-1B Electronic Registration Process for FY 2025 were also provided by the USCIS.
The registration period, commencing on March 6 and concluding on March 22, mandates prospective petitioners to electronically register beneficiaries through a USCIS online account and pay the required fee.
Beginning with the FY 2025 registration, USCIS necessitates registrants to furnish valid passport or travel document information for each beneficiary, aligning with the intended document for US entry if granted an H-1B visa.
Interested parties can access further details and Talk session dates on the Upcoming National Engagements page, as the administration remains committed to enhancing the legal immigration system.
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