The U.S. Department of State has announced an important update to its visa screening process that will affect a wide range of nonimmigrant visa applicants.
Effective March 30, 2026, the government is expanding its review of applicants’ online presence to include additional visa categories beyond those already subject to...
The U.S. Department of State recently announced expanded screening and vetting that may include an “online presence review” for certain visa applicants. For H-1B applicants (and in some cases H-4 dependents applying with them), this is a reminder to review your public online footprint before your visa interview.
The...
As international travelers continue to enter the U.S. for business, education, or tourism, questions about digital privacy—especially concerning social media—have become increasingly common. At the NPZ Law Group, we’re often asked: Can Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers review my social media at the border?
Yes, Officers May Request to...
The U.S. visa landscape is undergoing significant changes. Applicants and employers accustomed to a relatively predictable system are now facing longer wait times, increased security checks, and more unpredictable outcomes. Whether it’s administrative processing, social media screening, or unexpected visa revocations, the stakes have risen—making preparation more important than ever.
