Trump played friendship with India! Indians living in America were allowed to stay for so many days

new Delhi. Due to Corona virus, the US government has allowed India's H-1B visa holders and green card applicants to stay extra 60 days in the US. This exemption has been given to those who were issued notice to submit the document. The US Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) announced on Friday that a grace period has been extended to H-1B visa holders and green card applicants by extending a 60-day grace period.

Must fill Form I-290B within 60 days

According to media reports, USCIS says that this exemption has been given so that during the corona virus crisis, people can comfortably respond to the request given in their notice and fill the form Form I-290B. USCIS will consider the Form I-290B form received within 60 days before taking any action on H-1B visa holders and green card applicants.

USCIS is reducing the problem of immigration for those who benefit from immigration in times of crisis. The impact on businesses caused by the Corona virus epidemic in the US is impacting H-1B visa holders, which could put their visas at risk. In the US, nearly two lakh people are on H-1B visas and trying to get a green card.

In the last two months, millions of US citizens have lost their jobs

In the last two months, millions of American citizens have lost their jobs. However, people working on visas have faced more difficulties. This is because the H1-B is associated with the visa location and the employer, in which it agrees to pay basic pay to the recipient. Salary cuts and even work from home arrangements are against visa rules. Now those H-1B workers who have been fired, have 60 days to find a new job. If they are unable to find a job or shift to a different visa type during this time, they will have to return home.