"visa issuance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of issuing visas. For example, "The visa issuance process was lengthy but efficient."
Please be aware that visa issuance cannot be guaranteed.
In an interview, Deputy Secretary of State Thomas R. Nides said the correlation between visa issuance and spending is undisputed.
Thus, all orders under the 1952 law apply equally to entry and visa issuance, as his executive order acknowledges.
(Note: Delays in Uzbek visa issuance seems to be a widespread problem for many diplomatic missions and international organizations. End note).
Unfortunately, you're not going to be happy with me when I tell you that we are not going to get into the details of confidential visa issuance.
But in terms of specific questions on the visa issuance, I'm not going to – I'm not at liberty to get into anything further.
He said visa issuances to Iranians, the largest affected group, are down.
The FNM had alleged irregular visa issuances, lack of transparency in financial accounts, and possible corruption in a government housing development.
As of April, the number of Muslim refugees to the United States had plummeted by 91percentt, with a 26percentt drop in immigration and a 32percentt decline in temporary visa issuances from majority-Muslim countries.
It blocks two entire sections of the executive order that relate to refugee resettlement and visa issuances from six Muslim-majority countries, rather than just one clause of the order, as the Maryland judgment does.
While outside experts suspect Trump's anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant rhetoric has deterred some legal immigration, too, they cautioned that visa backlogs and processing times are so extensive that even a significant drop in applicants is unlikely to put a major dent in the same year's immigrant visa issuances.
