What visa process I can go through to work as chef in USA, here on F1 visa.
You would generally require a US employer to petition you to work as a chef.
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You would generally require a US employer to petition you to work as a chef.
The Petition could still possibly be approved, but any request for change of status would be deemed abandoned.
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You should schedule an InfoPass appointment to ascertain the status of your case.
Yes, you may have issues with preconceived intent. Consult with an attorney.
You may be liable under the terms of any contract you signed. Consult with a civil litigation/contracts attorney.
You appear to be eligible for an EAD now.
Technically, that would be a violation of status. Consult with an attorney for solutions.
USCIS will require biometrics processing again.
You do not need the beneficiary to sign an I-130.
Usually. That is the rule when the continuous period of residence has been disrupted.