H-1B visa row: Social media vetting triggers 221(g) slips; how future processing is affected
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H-1B visa row: Social media vetting triggers 221(g) slips; how future processing is affected
US visa applicants, particularly H-1B and H-4 holders, are facing increased scrutiny with consular officers reportedly asking about social media privacy settings. This has led to more 221(g) slips, indicating a temporary visa denial requiring further information. Applicants have one year to provide requested documents to avoid reapplying.

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