ussciiis proposal

[krishna0125]

Social media lo unna ID's anni declare cheiyali antakadha from last five years..ee db id's declare cheiyalisi vastha sagam mandhiki h1b reject avvuthai..bcz ekkada vesa bench post lu ***** postlaki..

[Kalam_Youtheman]

Just now, krishna0125 said:

Social media lo unna ID's anni declare cheiyali antakadha from last five years..ee db id's declare cheiyalisi vastha sagam mandhiki h1b reject avvuthai..bcz ekkada vesa bench post lu ***** postlaki..

konthaa mandhi ki FB /twitter . undaadhuu ga... 

[AlaElaAlaEla]

2 minutes ago, krishna0125 said:

Social media lo unna ID's anni declare cheiyali antakadha from last five years..ee db id's declare cheiyalisi vastha sagam mandhiki h1b reject avvuthai..bcz ekkada vesa bench post lu ***** postlaki..

[Pumpuhaar]

1 minute ago, AlaElaAlaEla said:

eedu endi antha galeez ga navvindu 

[krishna0125]

3 minutes ago, Kalam_Youtheman said:

konthaa mandhi ki FB /twitter . undaadhuu ga... 

avi mandatory..enka additional ga manlani declare cheiyamantadu other social site activities..

[AlaElaAlaEla]

1 minute ago, Pumpuhaar said:

eedu endi antha galeez ga navvindu 

mari eedu endhi 

[krishna0125]

The State Departments intends to add several additional questions for nonimmigrant visa applicants. One question lists multiple social media platforms and requires the applicant to provide any identifiers used by applicants for those platforms during the five years preceding the date of application. The platforms listed may be updated by the Department by adding or removing platforms. Additional platforms will be added only if collection is consistent with the uses described in the Supporting Statement and after Office of Management and Budget approval. In addition, the applicant will be given the option to provide information about any social media identifiers associated with any platforms other than those that are listed that the applicant has used in the last five years. The Department will collect this information from visa applicants for identity resolution and vetting purposes based on statutory visa eligibility standards; however, the Department intends not to routinely ask the question of applicants for specific visa classifications, such as most diplomatic and official visa applicants. Other questions seek five years of previously used telephone numbers, email addresses, and international travel; whether the applicant has been deported or removed from any country; and whether specified family members have been involved in terrorist activities. Additionally, some E nonimmigrant visa applicants will be asked whether the principal treaty trader was issued a visa. The “Sign and Submit” statement will provide applicants additional information related to correcting records within Federal Bureau of Investigation databases. Finally, the revised visa application forms will include additional information regarding the visa medical examination that some applicants may be required to undergo.