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Sep 22, 2026 • Visa News • 2 min read

Social Media Vetting Expands to TN, TD and I Visa Applicants on October 1

The State Department will require I, TN and TD visa applicants to make their social media profiles public starting October 1, 2026, expanding a vetting program that already covers students, exchange visitors and H-1B workers.

Department of State Visa Policy TN Visa Social Media Vetting

Mar 26, 2026 • LinkedIn • 1 min read

State Department Expands Social Media Vetting for Visa Applicants

New social media vetting rules for visa applicants will take effect on March 30, 2026, expanding scrutiny to more visa categories.

H-1B Visa Policy Social Media Vetting Department of State +1 more

Jan 26, 2026 • X • 1 min read

FOIA Request Filed on USCIS' Social Media Vetting Practices

Council and Just Futures Law seek information on USCIS' implementation of 'Anti-Americanism' in benefit application adjudications.

USCIS Immigration Policy FOIA Social Media Vetting

Social Media Vetting Expands to TN, TD and I Visa Applicants on October 1

State Department Expands Social Media Vetting for Visa Applicants

FOIA Request Filed on USCIS' Social Media Vetting Practices

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