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Immigration Questions & Answers

  • By: Immigration Attorney Osas Iyamu
  • Published: December 19, 2024

How does reinstatement affect my future F-1 visa benefits, like OPT? A: Approval of your reinstatement restores your F-1 status as if you never fell out of status. You may still be eligible for OPT and other F-1… Read More

  • By: Immigration Attorney Osas Iyamu
  • Published: December 18, 2024

Can I study while USCIS processes my reinstatement? A: Yes, you can continue studying full-time while USCIS processes your reinstatement application. However, you cannot work on-campus or in practical training until USCIS approves your reinstatement. Read More

  • By: Immigration Attorney Osas Iyamu
  • Published: December 17, 2024

What happens if my reinstatement request is denied? A: If USCIS denies your reinstatement request, you must leave the U.S. immediately. You can sometimes regain F-1 status by leaving the U.S. and re-entering with a new I-20. However,… Read More

  • By: Immigration Attorney Osas Iyamu
  • Published: December 16, 2024

 Can I travel outside the U.S. while my reinstatement application is pending? A: No, you can't travel outside the U.S. while your reinstatement application is pending. Leaving the U.S. will abandon your application, and you’ll likely need a… Read More

  • By: Immigration Attorney Osas Iyamu
  • Published: December 12, 2024

What documents do I need to include with my reinstatement application?  A: Falling 'Out of Status' means you’ve broken F-1 visa rules, such as failing to stay enrolled full-time, working without authorization, or missing essential reporting requirements. Being… Read More

  • By: Immigration Attorney Osas Iyamu
  • Published: December 11, 2024

How do I apply for reinstatement?  A: Out of status" means you've broken F-1 visa rules. This could happen by not staying enrolled full-time, working without authorization, or missing reporting requirements. Falling out of status can impact your… Read More

  • By: Immigration Attorney Osas Iyamu
  • Published: December 10, 2024

Am I eligible for reinstatement of F-1 status?  A: You may be eligible for reinstatement if you meet the following conditions:1. You have been out of status for at most five months.2. The violation was due to circumstances… Read More

  • By: Immigration Attorney Osas Iyamu
  • Published: December 9, 2024

What is reinstatement of F-1 status? A: Reinstatement is regaining legal F-1 visa status after falling out of status. To reinstate, you must apply with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and provide evidence that your violation was… Read More

  • By: Immigration Attorney Osas Iyamu
  • Published: December 6, 2024

What does falling "out of status" mean on an F-1 visa?  A: Out of status" means you've broken F-1 visa rules. This could happen by not staying enrolled full-time, working without authorization, or missing reporting requirements. Falling out… Read More

  • By: Immigration Attorney Osas Iyamu
  • Published: December 5, 2024

Do family members share the same A-Number? A: Each individual receives a unique A-Number. Each family member, even on the same immigration petition, has a unique A-Number to track their individual immigration records. Read More

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