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H1B approved but COS denied from F1 to H1 and USCIS terminated I-20. Can't travel due to medical condition. What options I have?
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Answered on October 14, 2014
Consult with an attorney to discuss the possibility of a change of status or other options.
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H1b - Take unpaid leave to travel outside of US
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Answered on October 14, 2014
No, one month of unpaid leave should not cancel your visa or status. Consult with an attorney.
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How much money does my sponsor need to show if he is sponsoring my f1 visa ?
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Answered on October 14, 2014
Enough to pay the mounts required for tuition and room and board etc. as indicated on Form I-20.
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Can you request your Immigration record just to have it after you are deported.
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Answered on October 14, 2014
Yes, if you submit a request under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
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Do I need to apply through ESTA again?
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Answered on October 14, 2014
This depends if the ship departs into International waters. Check documentation requirements with the cruise line.
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Looking a immigration lawyer for H1B stamping in Jamaica
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Answered on October 14, 2014
Click on the "Find a Lawyer" link at the top of this page.
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Can we travel outside the country while my daughters N600 is in process? If she gets it would she need to come back for any app?
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Answered on October 14, 2014
She should be able to travel, but must be present for the interview and any other processing requirements.
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How can i get removed conditions on my two year green card, even though i am not in good terms with my partner?
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Answered on October 14, 2014
You can get divorced and seek a waiver of the joint filing requirement.
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What can I do if federal student loan is wrongfully denied?
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Answered on October 14, 2014
You could apply to a different school if at all possible.
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What is the difference between a "Misdemeanor" and "Misdemeanor with an Enhancement" from an immigration perspective
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Answered on October 14, 2014
Neither of those would be considered a Crime Involving Moral Turpitude, which is the standard for inadmissibility.
