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Raushan Madavi

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Strong ties refer to reasons that prove you will go back after graduation. Some examples include: job, family, property, etc.

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Piyush Singh

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Yes. If your US student visa is rejected, you can reapply. Students should note:

  • They will have to submit a new visa application and pay the fee again. Except for 221 (g) refusals.
  • If refused under section 214 (b), then case is different. They should be able to prove significant changes in circumstances as compared to last one.

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Abhay Arora

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US student visa processing fee is non-refundable. Nobody receives a refund.

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Abhay Arora

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US student visa processing fee is non-refundable. Nobody receives a refund.

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Jaya Taneja

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No. It's a one-time fee tied to the specific new petition it applies to, not a recurring annual cost.

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Aishwarya Bhatnagar

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It's possible through routes like a Green Card (if otherwise eligible) or working under existing OPT/STEM OPT time, but most long-term US employment for Indian nationals eventually requires some form of employer-sponsored visa.

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Aishwarya Bhatnagar

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It's possible through routes like a Green Card (if otherwise eligible) or working under existing OPT/STEM OPT time, but most long-term US employment for Indian nationals eventually requires some form of employer-sponsored visa.

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Rupali Arora

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Up to 12 months under standard OPT, extendable to 36 months total for STEM-designated degrees through the STEM OPT extension.

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