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Which visa holders face the highest risk under US’ new Green Card rules? - The Economic Times
A new USCIS policy memo is increasing discretionary scrutiny for Adjustment of Status applications, particularly impacting non-immigrant visa holders like F-1 students and B-1/B-2 visitors. While H-1B and L-1 visa holders remain better protected due to their dual-intent status, all applicants are advised to strengthen their evidence of positive equities.
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thehindu.com
New U.S. Green Card rules raise concerns among professionals, students
New U.S. green card rules spark anxiety among Indian professionals and students, raising concerns about immigration and future stability.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Green card? H-1Bs must prove worthy of ‘status adjustment’
The Trump administration’s latest move to recast adjustment of status as an ‘extraordinary discretionary benefit’ and push green card applicants towards consular processing abroad…
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US Immigration authority issues clarification for H-1B visa holders and high-skilled workers on changes in Green Card policy; says: People…
The US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has issued a clarification on the Trump administration’s new Green Card policy that could require many applicants to apply for…
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riotimesonline.com
Green Card Rules Get Stricter for Brazilians Living in the U.S.
United States · Immigration Key Facts —The memo: USCIS issued Policy Memorandum PM-602-0199 on May 21 calling adjustment of status a discretionary, ext
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
700,000 green card seekers in limbo; experts say applying anew from home country to be challenging - The Economic Times
Some 540,000 family-based and around 170,000 employment-based green card applications are currently pending with the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), show data…
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Green card rules change: An immigration lawyer answers all your key questions - The Economic Times
A new USCIS policy memorandum, PM-602-0199, impacts Adjustment of Status applications. Immigration officers will now scrutinize applications more closely. Applicants must present…
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Which visa holders face the highest risk under US’ new Green Card rules? - The Economic Times
A new USCIS policy memo is increasing discretionary scrutiny for Adjustment of Status applications, particularly impacting non-immigrant visa holders like F-1 students and B-1/B-2…
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Already in the Green Card queue? Here's what the new rules mean for you - The Economic Times
A new USCIS policy, PM-602-0199, issued May 22, 2026, mandates stricter discretionary review for Green Card applications filed within the US. Immigration lawyers advise against…
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Trump govt’s new green card rules leave many questions unanswered - The Economic Times
A new USCIS policy memo is causing confusion for immigrants seeking green cards in the US. Immigration officers will now apply closer discretionary review for Adjustment of Status…