What will happen to the first non-immigrant visa application,if i applied for another non immigrant status while it is pending?

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   Jose Moreno

   Jacksonville Immigration Attorney

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   Answered January 05, 2013 21:27. I agree. Its not worth the trouble to continue without professional immigration help.

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   F. Capriotti

   MN Immigration Attorney

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   Answered January 05, 2013 21:00. Are you talking about visa applications at a US Consulate ... or 'status' applications at the US CIS?
   
   Meeting with an atttorney before filing more papers will be a really, really, smart thing to do.

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   Carlos Sandoval

   Hollywood Immigration Attorney

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   Answered January 08, 2013 15:49. Normally you can have more than one concurrent application pending at a time. But I agree with me colleagues and it would be good for you to consult with an experienced immigration lawyer to review the facts of your case.

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