This move is intended to assist US officials in verifying the identity and eligibility of applicants during the security ...

Summary: By Anthony Stephens, senior justice correspondent with New Narratives The U.S. embassy in Monrovia has “requested” all visa applicants from Liberia to change their social media settings from ...

The United States must be vigilant during the visa issuance process to ensure that those applying for admission do not intend ...

Applicants for F, M, and J categories of US visas must now disclose and unlock five years’ worth of social media activity ...

The US has imposed stricter policies on social media accounts for applicants of an F, M or J non-immigrant visa ...

Many overseas doctors who were due to start residencies in July can't get to their programs due a holdup with J-1 visa ...

The US Embassy's new social media vetting procedures for Irish visa applicants have prompted a strong response in both ...

U.S. Embassy mandates social media to be public for F, M, and J visa applicants to ensure identity verification.

The U.S. Embassy in Monrovia has announced that, effective immediately, all individuals applying for F, M, or J nonimmigrant ...

The US State Department has implemented a new rule under which students applying for (F), (M), and (J) type visas will now ...

Beginning June 2025, those applying for F, M, and J visas to the U.S. must reveal all social media usernames used in the past ...