India, Feb. 15 -- In an inspiring narrative amidst a series of US visa appointment cancellations in India, a man took to social media to recount how his B1/B2 non-immigrant visa for the United States was granted after two rejections.

This comes at a time when several H-1B and H-4 visa interview appointments at US consulates in India have been postponed significantly, with some extending as far as 2027, as a result of substantial backlogs and enhanced screening protocols. These changes in scheduling arose following the implementation of new compulsory social media vetting regulations, which have hindered processing times and diminished the daily capacity for interviews at consulates.

The person, who identifies himself as Mohammed Alfan, ...