My VISA has expired, so what would my current legal status be? It is a "B1/B2 VISA/BCC".
I agree with my colleagues. Please check your I-94. If the I-94 is expired, you are out of status.
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I agree with my colleagues. Please check your I-94. If the I-94 is expired, you are out of status.
I agree with my colleague. Even if you file a I-539 to change your status to F-1/OPT, it will take some time for the change of status to be...
(1) It means that USCIS plans to deny the case unless your employer provides sufficient documents to overcome the USCIS' intent to deny. (2) It...
Probably not.
You need to go to the U.S. Department of State's website and see what types of documents can be used to establish your birth date/place.
This is something you have to discuss with the program sponsor.
You also would like to do an inforpass to make sure that the F-1 COS application was withdrawn.
I agree with my colleague. However, the pending H-1B case should not interfere with you L1 visa application.
It will be safe to file the change of employer petition after USCIS approve the pending petition.
You have 2 month grace period. If your employer can file a H1B petition during your grace period (4/1/2013-??), you are allowed to stay in the...
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