H-1B Visa Crisis Explodes: US Stamping Delayed Till 2027 | Social Media Vetting, Indians Stranded

H-1B visa holders are facing an unprecedented crisis. US consulates have postponed H-1B and H-4 visa stamping appointments, pushing new dates to 2026–2027. Many Indian professionals who traveled for visa interviews are now stranded in India, unable to return to their US jobs.

In this detailed explanatory video, we break down:
Why H-1B and H-4 visa appointments are being delayed till 2027
Mandatory social media vetting introduced from December 2025
Why emergency appointments are getting rejected
How US consulates reduced interview capacity by nearly 40%
What “prudential revocation” means and how old records can cancel visas
Why remote work is not a practical solution for many H-1B holders
New high entry fees for switching employers
Practical steps Indian applicants must take right now

This is not just a delay issue — it is a systemic immigration bottleneck impacting careers, families, and legal status of Indians in the US. If you are an H-1B, H-4, or US employer, this video explains the rules, risks, and precautions you cannot afford to ignore.

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#socialmediavetting
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