US Immigration Updates: Exemptions and Fees for H-1B and Other Visa Holders

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Recent guidance from the Trump administration states that new H-1B visa applicants, as well as those requesting amendments, changes of status, or extensions within the US, will not be subject to the $100,000 fee introduced in a White House proclamation, though the fee still applies to petitions filed outside the US or requiring departure before adjudication. The guidance aims to clarify implementation amid legal challenges and concerns from various sectors about the impact of the fee on foreign workers and US industries.
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