What are ‘digital undertakers’ and why you might need one before a US visa application
With the US tightening visa rules requiring social media disclosures, digital undertakers have emerged as crucial resources. These specialists assist applicants in reviewing and managing their online presence to align with visa screening standards. They identify and rectify potentially problematic posts, ensuring a consistent narrative and reducing the risk of visa delays or denials. | Source: The Economic Times
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