The Donald Trump administration is tightening its noose, cracking down and seeking evidence of the $100,000 H-1B visa fee. The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services has started sending requests for evidence seeking the $100,000 H-1B fee, amidst increased immigration oversight in the region. This action follows the executive order issued in September that established a $100,000 fee requirement for new H-1B applications submitted by candidates outside the United States and those needing consular processing after September 21. When immigration officials determine insufficient documentation exists to approve an application, the USCIS issues a request for evidence. Several immigration specialists informed ET that requests for evidence are appearing in cases where the fee re

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