Federal Agencies Say President Trump's H-1B Ban Applies Only to Petitions Filed on or After September 21, 2025
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
51% : As a result of the agency clarifications, the new $100,000 fee will only be required for H-1B specialty occupation petitions filed after the proclamation takes effect at 12:01am EDT tonight for foreign nationals who are currently outside the United States.47% : However, foreign nationals should be prepared for the possibility that the consulate may cancel appointments or hold applications in abeyance while awaiting implementation guidance from State Department headquarters in Washington, DC.
44% : H-1B travel and entry to the United States on or after September 21, 2025 Travelers holding a valid H-1B visa: Based on the agency memoranda, foreign nationals with an approved H-1B visa should be able to return to the United States using that visa even after the proclamation takes effect after midnight tonight.
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