Hello Hello!

 Sunt student F1 de 2 ani, am intrat treilea si sper ultimul an de studii :), si as vrea sa dau o fuga in tara in 2009...imi e cam dor de patrie. Am gasit un angajator care m-ar ajuta sa imi schimb statutul in H2b cel putin pt un an.Acum am cateva intrebari pt voi:

1. Presupunand ca aplic pt schimbare de statut la inceputul lui Oct, mai pot lua cursuri full-time sau doar part-time? si voi fi taxat la fel ca inainte?(ca si student international?) sau se aplica alte reguli...

2.  Daca nu imi va fi aprobat dosarul. statul meu va ramane acelasi (F1) ?

3.  In caz ca nu primesc inca un an extensie la H2B cat de usor/dificil va fi sa imi schimb statutul in F1 din nou?(vreau sa imi termin colegiul si sa intru la un program de nursing)

 

Multumesc,

O zi faina!

 

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Keep Walking. . . . . .
I.B.H.

Buna ziua,

Dv. trebuie sa va tzinetzi in statut legal de student (F1) pana cand primitzi aprobarea lui H2B, care este o procedura de lunga durata si destul de complicata, deci trebuie sa fitzi full time student altfel suntetzi considerat out of status si scos din sistemul SEVIS.. Desigur vetzi fi taxat ca international student .

Daca nu primitzi H2B trebuie sa parasitzi US sau sa facetzi F1 reinstatement, ceea ce se poate daca o facetzi in timp util.

Mult noroc!

 

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Cristina Milaciu - Immigration Specialist
Frank G. Becker & Associates-Law Office
Phone: (480) 656-7458
www.USImmigrationForAll.com
email: cristina@usimmigrationforall.com
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