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US Warns EB-1 Green Cards Could Be Exhausted for Indians by September

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The United States has cautioned that EB-1 employment-based green cards may run out for Indian applicants before the end of September. The shortage is driven by a combination of exceptionally high demand from Indian nationals and annual statutory caps on employment-based immigrant visas. These legal limits restrict the total number of such visas that can be issued each fiscal year, creating intense competition. Indian applicants face a particularly acute squeeze due to the disproportionately large volume of petitions filed from the country.

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