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18 May 2022, 15:44
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Hi folks,
I am a currently working on an H1B status and planning to enroll for MBA starting August (going on F1). I previously have completed my masters (MS) on F1 as well.
My timeline is F1- OPT- H1B (2years)- F1 (planning this fall)
The lawyers I have consulted have different opinions as to which would be the best course of action, some asking to opt for COS while some for Consular Processing.
I read a few threads here and saw that there are others who have been in a similar situation and wanted to know if traveling back home for Consular Processing is safe?
I am more inclined to that option getting the visa stamped before the program starts.
Also, I do not have the I 140 filed. Can someone please suggest or share their experiences wrt my situation?
Thanks!
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I am a currently working on an H1B status and planning to enroll for MBA starting August (going on F1). I previously have completed my masters (MS) on F1 as well.
My timeline is F1- OPT- H1B (2years)- F1 (planning this fall)
The lawyers I have consulted have different opinions as to which would be the best course of action, some asking to opt for COS while some for Consular Processing.
I read a few threads here and saw that there are others who have been in a similar situation and wanted to know if traveling back home for Consular Processing is safe?
I am more inclined to that option getting the visa stamped before the program starts.
Also, I do not have the I 140 filed. Can someone please suggest or share their experiences wrt my situation?
Thanks!
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18 May 2022, 16:50
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In a similar position. It looks like a visa stamp is the best option otherwise you won’t be able to leave the country during your studies and will miss out on some potential trip.
Just hope you have in mind that your next H1B will only have 4 years max duration and not 6. You also need to demonstrate enough ties to your home country since your current H1B is a dual intent visa and F1 is a non-immigrant one.
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Just hope you have in mind that your next H1B will only have 4 years max duration and not 6. You also need to demonstrate enough ties to your home country since your current H1B is a dual intent visa and F1 is a non-immigrant one.
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18 May 2022, 16:56
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In a similar position. It looks like a visa stamp is the best option otherwise you won’t be able to leave the country during your studies and will miss out on some potential trip.
Just hope you have in mind that your next H1B will only have 4 years max duration and not 6. You also need to demonstrate enough ties to your home country since your current H1B is a dual intent visa and F1 is a non-immigrant one.
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Just hope you have in mind that your next H1B will only have 4 years max duration and not 6. You also need to demonstrate enough ties to your home country since your current H1B is a dual intent visa and F1 is a non-immigrant one.
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Hey thank you for replying. How can you show potential home ties though? I am qualified for Dropbox so hardly anything that I can do.
