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The US has announced a suspension of PERM processing for certain technology companies, which may affect foreign professionals working in the country. The decision could delay permanent residency plans for some Indian H-1B visa holders. However, it does not automatically affect their existing H-1B status. The suspension does not, by itself, cancel their H-1B visas either. Here\u2019s how the US Green Card PERM suspension 2026 may affect Indian professionals.<\/span><\/p>\n

Why Did the US Suspend the PERM Programme for Eight Tech Companies?<\/b><\/h3>\n

The Trump administration has accused several major technology companies of misusing employment-based immigration programs and employing foreign workers while American workers faced layoffs or reduced job opportunities. US officials say the suspension aims to protect American jobs and strengthen immigration compliance. However, the government has not publicly established that every company named in the suspension committed immigration fraud.<\/span><\/p>\n

Which Eight Companies Are Affected by the US Green Card PERM Suspension?<\/b><\/h3>\n

The US government named eight major technology and IT services companies in its October 8, 2026, announcement.<\/span><\/p>\n