Can F1 visa holder be an part-time intern for two companies at the same time during CPT?
Ask your school's DSO about this and see what he/she says. They know all these rules as they have to deal with them day in and day out. We don't.
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Ask your school's DSO about this and see what he/she says. They know all these rules as they have to deal with them day in and day out. We don't.
Yes, with the Form I-751 receipt from USCIS, which will have written on it that your green card status has been extended by one more year.
1. FEbruary 2015, the same date as your husband's I-94 (status) expiration date. You'll need to have proof of your husband's I-94 expiry date,...
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No, that should not have any negative effect on your pending employment-based green card applications.
If that individual has a valid visa or border crosser's card with which to be admitted to the US, then yes.
I don't think that can realistically work.
No, sorry! One can only "transfer" what one already possesses. You will not even be in H-1b status until October 1, and also WILL NOT be in H-1B...
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Absolutely! Once you give them proper written notice asking them to move out.
Irrelevant at best, and especially at this juncture.