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Obama promises Modi to look into India's concerns on H-1B visa issue; http://www.firstpost.com/world/obama-promises-modi-look-indias-concerns-h-1b-visa-issue-2065221.html

Obama promises Modi to look into India's concerns on H-1B visa issue - Firstpost President Barack Obama has assured Prime Minister Narendra Modi that he will look into India's concerns on the H-1B visa issue.

Bill Gates says in order to keep talent in America the country must overhaul 'perverse' immigration laws that send educated foreigners home

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2924909/Bill-Gates-says-overhaul-immigration-laws-talent-America.html

Bill Gates says US must overhaul immigration laws to keep talent here Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates spoke in Switzerland on Friday about the 'perverse' Immigration policies in the U.S. that force foreigners who were educated here to leave.

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Time has come to start preparing H-1B visa petitions for Fiscal Year 2016. April 01st 2015 deadline for the filing of H-1B visa petitions is approaching fast.
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H1B Visa FY 2016 As many of you know, H1B Visa quota for this year, which is FY 2015 was completed in the first few days of the start date. USCIS Conducted a lottery to select the required petitions. Overall a total of 172,500 petitions were filed and USCIS had to select only 85,000 petitions. Many of the unlucky on…

In preparation for the opening of the FY 2016 H-1 B Visa filing period, employers are encouraged to identify current & future employees, who need H-1 B visa status to be legally employed in the US.

USCIS will begin accepting H-1B petitions that are subject to the FY 2016 cap on April 1, 2015. If a Form I-129 petition for the H-1B classification is approved, then the earliest the H-1B worker may begin to work in the USA would be October 1, 2015.
FY 2015 H-1B Cap Count;

65,000 applications available for H-1B Regular Cap
Additional 20,000 applications available for H-1B Master's exemption