Google: Don't leave America: Google advice to employees
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Internet Desk: New social media vetting policy brought by America (Social Media It is known that due to vetting, the visa appointments of many applicants have been postponed to the end of October 2026. In this background, the famous tech company Google has warned some employees. An advisory has been issued not to leave America. An English media article stated this.
Google lawyers have warned that employees who need visa stamping to return to the US will have to wait months. In this context, staff on US visas are advised to avoid international travel. The management has sent a mail to the staff. It is known that America has started social vetting for H1B and H4 visa applicants from December 15. Due to this, there is a delay in visa appointments. Google experts said that this effect will also be on visas like F, J, M. In the case of those who are already outside the USA ( USA), no instructions have been made.
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However, due to the new vetting system, visa ( Visa) interviews have been rescheduled to February-March next year, it is known that American Embassy officials have recently disclosed. But this process seems to be getting delayed. According to media reports, their interview dates have now been postponed to October. US officials say they are postponing interviews because thorough screening of visa applicants' social media accounts is taking extra time. As a result, the situation of the applicants is confused. Those who have already secured jobs in America and booked tickets for travel are facing difficulties.
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