US visa interviews: ‘Last-minute digital clean-ups’ can be red flag, consistency is a key | What to follow and avoid
As the United States has introduced stricter immigration checks — particularly social media vetting rules that require visa applicants to make social media accounts public for visa vetting — it has triggered deep anxiety among Indian families, who form the largest segment of America’s high-skilled migrant workforce. For thousands of families whose legal status, income and children’s schooling hinge on timely visa renewals, the uncertainty has turned into panic.
Amid the uncertainty, Saurabh Arora, founder & CEO of University Living — a firm that advises Indian students on housing planning when moving to places such as the US, Canada, among others — shared common mistakes that applicants must avoid.
