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USCIS replaces system to select H-1B petitions; favours higher-skilled, higher-paid individuals

USCIS will prioritize higher-skilled, higher-paid individuals in H-1B visa selection starting February 27, 2026, enhancing program integrity.

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thehindu.comStai leggendo6 mesi fa

USCIS replaces system to select H-1B petitions; favours higher-skilled, higher-paid individuals

USCIS will prioritize higher-skilled, higher-paid individuals in H-1B visa selection starting February 27, 2026, enhancing program integrity.

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upi.com6 mesi fa

Trump administration to scrap H-1B visa lottery for high-wage workers - UPI.com

The new rules replace the random lottery with a system that prioritizes highly skilled, higher-paid foreign workers, aiming to ease pressure on lower-wage U.S. employees.

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  1. mercoledì 24 dicembre 2025·thehindu.com

    USCIS replaces system to select H-1B petitions; favours higher-skilled, higher-paid individuals

    USCIS will prioritize higher-skilled, higher-paid individuals in H-1B visa selection starting February 27, 2026, enhancing program integrity.

  2. mercoledì 24 dicembre 2025·upi.com

    Trump administration to scrap H-1B visa lottery for high-wage workers - UPI.com

    The new rules replace the random lottery with a system that prioritizes highly skilled, higher-paid foreign workers, aiming to ease pressure on lower-wage U.S. employees.