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Q. watz the approximate time taken by US agencies to process visa(H1) applications...and wat r the possible objections they take??? its like wen a indian resident is already working with a company in US after studies, then wat???
Asked by hmmm - Wed Oct 25 05:10:40 2006 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The average time for USCIS to complete an H1b processing is 90 days. You mus talso take into consideration the additional time your lawyer will take in preparing the application, and the fact that there is apreliminary application called LCA that the lawyer files with the Dept. of Labor prior to filing with USCIS and that sometimes takes a couple of weeks. You need to be clear with the lawyer about your timetable and follow up with e-mails or calls to make sure the paralegal on the case keeps you informed. Objections are mainly in these category: you are not qualified for they job bec. your foreign diplomas are not equivalent to US diplomas, not have required experience, your employer does not agree to pay you the min wage that DOL/USCIS… [cont.]
Answered by TrueSoul - Wed Oct 25 08:32:49 2006
Q. watz the approximate time taken by US agencies to process visa(H1) applications...and wat r the possible objections they take??? its like wen a indian resident is already working with a company in US after studies, then wat???
Asked by hmmm - Wed Oct 25 05:10:40 2006 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The average time for USCIS to complete an H1b processing is 90 days. You mus talso take into consideration the additional time your lawyer will take in preparing the application, and the fact that there is apreliminary application called LCA that the lawyer files with the Dept. of Labor prior to filing with USCIS and that sometimes takes a couple of weeks. You need to be clear with the lawyer about your timetable and follow up with e-mails or calls to make sure the paralegal on the case keeps you informed. Objections are mainly in these category: you are not qualified for they job bec. your foreign diplomas are not equivalent to US diplomas, not have required experience, your employer does not agree to pay you the min wage that DOL/USCIS… [cont.]
Answered by TrueSoul - Wed Oct 25 08:32:49 2006
I had a UK visit visa but was unable to travel; will this affect my chance to obtain future visas?
Q. I am an Egyptian Citizen and applied for a visit visa to visit my family. I obtained a 6 month visit visa but due to certain problems, I was unable to travel. With that visa unused and expired, will this affect my chances of obtaining a UK student visa? I am planning on studying in the UK, but I am worried that this unused visa will damage their trust. Thank you!
Asked by Suenos - Tue Dec 29 14:33:17 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. No it won't,You will always have a chance to explain yourself. The supporting documents you had submitted at the time of a visitors visa were different from those that you would be submitting now and besides you are now going there for an all together different purpose.
Answered by halo - Tue Dec 29 14:49:42 2009
Q. I am an Egyptian Citizen and applied for a visit visa to visit my family. I obtained a 6 month visit visa but due to certain problems, I was unable to travel. With that visa unused and expired, will this affect my chances of obtaining a UK student visa? I am planning on studying in the UK, but I am worried that this unused visa will damage their trust. Thank you!
Asked by Suenos - Tue Dec 29 14:33:17 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. No it won't,You will always have a chance to explain yourself. The supporting documents you had submitted at the time of a visitors visa were different from those that you would be submitting now and besides you are now going there for an all together different purpose.
Answered by halo - Tue Dec 29 14:49:42 2009
How can I change my visa from a college student visa to a working or business visa in Japan?
Q. I am currently doing my final year studying in Japan and am thinking of doing my own business after I graduate.I want to do my own business and am not sure about the requirements needed to change my visa.I am also confussed between a working visa and a business visa.Can anyone tell me the difference and which visa is appropriate in my case. Thank you all in advance..
Asked by soul m - Tue Apr 3 11:18:22 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Visit or contact the Immigration Bureau and you can get forms there on changing your visa status.. below are list of visa and which status you will need to apply
Answered by Ny - Tue Apr 3 19:49:22 2007
Q. I am currently doing my final year studying in Japan and am thinking of doing my own business after I graduate.I want to do my own business and am not sure about the requirements needed to change my visa.I am also confussed between a working visa and a business visa.Can anyone tell me the difference and which visa is appropriate in my case. Thank you all in advance..
Asked by soul m - Tue Apr 3 11:18:22 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Visit or contact the Immigration Bureau and you can get forms there on changing your visa status.. below are list of visa and which status you will need to apply
Answered by Ny - Tue Apr 3 19:49:22 2007
How can I renew my tourist visa to Turkey?
Q. My three-month (does this mean an exact 90 days, by the way, or the same date three months later?) Turkish tourist visa expires in about three or four weeks and I want to renew it. From what I gather, I'll probably have to do a "visa run" and go to another country and come back and get a new visa. My question is, do I have to do this on the exact date that my visa is set to expire and come back after it's expired, or can I do it a few days or a week or two earlier and just get a new visa then? Also, what is the easiest and/or cheapest way to do a visa run from western Turkey (not stanbul, but close)? Detailed answers will be highly appreciated. Thanks much. P.S. Does "any embassy" mean a Turkish embassy or an American embassy or what? I'm [cont.]
Asked by M W - Tue Aug 7 20:14:56 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ELI ... I got sick of your accent, I really want to vomit (on your face) Tens of people reported this before but it seems you are careless enough and unrespectful
Answered by M P - Fri Aug 10 19:30:38 2007
Q. My three-month (does this mean an exact 90 days, by the way, or the same date three months later?) Turkish tourist visa expires in about three or four weeks and I want to renew it. From what I gather, I'll probably have to do a "visa run" and go to another country and come back and get a new visa. My question is, do I have to do this on the exact date that my visa is set to expire and come back after it's expired, or can I do it a few days or a week or two earlier and just get a new visa then? Also, what is the easiest and/or cheapest way to do a visa run from western Turkey (not stanbul, but close)? Detailed answers will be highly appreciated. Thanks much. P.S. Does "any embassy" mean a Turkish embassy or an American embassy or what? I'm [cont.]
Asked by M W - Tue Aug 7 20:14:56 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ELI ... I got sick of your accent, I really want to vomit (on your face) Tens of people reported this before but it seems you are careless enough and unrespectful
Answered by M P - Fri Aug 10 19:30:38 2007
How can business visa be useful after marriage?
Q. I have Australian business visa, which is valid for an year. And after marriage I am planning my honeymoon to Australia, but now the case is my wife won't be having visa. What I want to ask is, will I be able to take my wife on my visa?
Asked by SaSach - Mon May 12 01:14:09 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe a business visa is only good for you. If you want to take your wife with you, you need to apply her for a visitor visa. You can get an electronic visa for her online, check it out here This visa allows multiple visits in Australia for 12 months, with maximum of 3 months per visit.
Answered by gemini - Mon May 12 09:29:45 2008
Q. I have Australian business visa, which is valid for an year. And after marriage I am planning my honeymoon to Australia, but now the case is my wife won't be having visa. What I want to ask is, will I be able to take my wife on my visa?
Asked by SaSach - Mon May 12 01:14:09 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe a business visa is only good for you. If you want to take your wife with you, you need to apply her for a visitor visa. You can get an electronic visa for her online, check it out here This visa allows multiple visits in Australia for 12 months, with maximum of 3 months per visit.
Answered by gemini - Mon May 12 09:29:45 2008
How big is possible to approved h4 visa if the principal visa is under h2b?
Q. My husband have a petition for h2b visa from american base company. If the petitioned is approved and ready for stamping in our country consulate, it is ok to apply us an h4 visa as dependent of my husband at the same day of his visa stamping? Is their any chance that our visa be approved?
Asked by CONFUSED - Tue Oct 2 09:51:01 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. No is correct. there are no derivative beneficiaries for H2b visas, which means no H4 visas can be issued to the spouse or children of H2b visa holders.
Answered by George L - Thu Oct 4 21:48:05 2007
Q. My husband have a petition for h2b visa from american base company. If the petitioned is approved and ready for stamping in our country consulate, it is ok to apply us an h4 visa as dependent of my husband at the same day of his visa stamping? Is their any chance that our visa be approved?
Asked by CONFUSED - Tue Oct 2 09:51:01 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. No is correct. there are no derivative beneficiaries for H2b visas, which means no H4 visas can be issued to the spouse or children of H2b visa holders.
Answered by George L - Thu Oct 4 21:48:05 2007
How many times visitor visa can be obtained after one expires respectively?
Q. I went on visitor visa and stayed for six months renewing every month. The visa is expiringg within one week. Can I get another Visitor Visa and after how many days. My sponserer is ready. How many times this can be done.
Asked by shamser - Sat Dec 1 02:42:27 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unless u can prove that u have serious reason to stay longer than 180 days then you can show to visa officials & they will change ur visa category. In a visit / tourist category they do not expect you to stay in a country more than 180 & would assume that you will return to your homeland to resume your normal life. So if I am visa officer I'd ask you first thing, why do u want to stay more than 180 days? You can have/apply upto 5 (10 in some cases) years of valid visit visas but maxium allowed duration is 180 days then u leave for at least 15 days to return back (but entry port officer can still be suspicious & can ask many questions). In the end all depends upon visa officer, but ur case will not be refused if u have genuine reasons… [cont.]
Answered by Pauper Prince - Sat Dec 1 03:56:25 2007
Q. I went on visitor visa and stayed for six months renewing every month. The visa is expiringg within one week. Can I get another Visitor Visa and after how many days. My sponserer is ready. How many times this can be done.
Asked by shamser - Sat Dec 1 02:42:27 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unless u can prove that u have serious reason to stay longer than 180 days then you can show to visa officials & they will change ur visa category. In a visit / tourist category they do not expect you to stay in a country more than 180 & would assume that you will return to your homeland to resume your normal life. So if I am visa officer I'd ask you first thing, why do u want to stay more than 180 days? You can have/apply upto 5 (10 in some cases) years of valid visit visas but maxium allowed duration is 180 days then u leave for at least 15 days to return back (but entry port officer can still be suspicious & can ask many questions). In the end all depends upon visa officer, but ur case will not be refused if u have genuine reasons… [cont.]
Answered by Pauper Prince - Sat Dec 1 03:56:25 2007
How do I turn a student visa into a work visa?
Q. I am studying in Italy, but would like to stay when my studies are over. After I have found work, or before I have found work (since some jobs require the work visa), how can I obtain the work visa while still residing in the country? Help! My student visa expires in July!
Asked by dreamer26 - Fri May 19 17:29:01 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. im also studying in italy with a student visa, in what area of italy are you studying and are you studying to get a degree here or just for regular classes? it also depends, do you already have a degree? i would think to have a work visa here in italy you would simply have to apply to a job (if you have a degree and they are interested) you can simply get the job offer, go to the Questura, get the papers needed, fill them in and apply. thats at least what im doing when im finishing my studies. this is also my last year at the university until 'io sono laureata' in industrial design. if not, just get a simple job kinda like under the table type of thing like so many people do here and eventually after some time, 6 or 7 months apply for a… [cont.]
Answered by sueet2b - Sat May 20 06:46:56 2006
Q. I am studying in Italy, but would like to stay when my studies are over. After I have found work, or before I have found work (since some jobs require the work visa), how can I obtain the work visa while still residing in the country? Help! My student visa expires in July!
Asked by dreamer26 - Fri May 19 17:29:01 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. im also studying in italy with a student visa, in what area of italy are you studying and are you studying to get a degree here or just for regular classes? it also depends, do you already have a degree? i would think to have a work visa here in italy you would simply have to apply to a job (if you have a degree and they are interested) you can simply get the job offer, go to the Questura, get the papers needed, fill them in and apply. thats at least what im doing when im finishing my studies. this is also my last year at the university until 'io sono laureata' in industrial design. if not, just get a simple job kinda like under the table type of thing like so many people do here and eventually after some time, 6 or 7 months apply for a… [cont.]
Answered by sueet2b - Sat May 20 06:46:56 2006
Is it possible to switch from H1 to L1 visa without returning to home country?
Q. I have a valied H1 visa and i am working in US. Because of some cost cutting measures, my parent company in India has decided to call off all H1 employees (employees on L1 visa are paid less than H1 employees, i believe!!) After returning, they want to process L1 visa and send me to US for a short term project. I understand that one can not have H1 and L1 visas at the same time! Is it possible at all to convert from H1 to L1 visa without going back to India? As i will still be working for the same employer, can they cancel the H1 and issue an L1 immediately? As i am pregnant, I dont want to travel all the way just for getting the visa conversion done. I appreciate your suggestions. Thank you.
Asked by Karen - Fri Aug 17 10:17:37 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. On completing the maximum allowable period in L1 status, the employee must be employed outside the United States for a minimum of one year before a new application is made for L or H status. You will have to return to your own country is your H1 visa is cancelled your company would have to apply for a L visa. They may not issue you will one if you have been here on a H visa for the full six years, as a L visa would give you another 7 years There are two types of employee who may be sponsored for L1 visas: Managers/Executives The legal definition of management and executive roles for these purposes is quite strict, and a detailed description of the duties attached to the position will be required. In particular, the executive or… [cont.]
Answered by Mama~peapod - Fri Aug 17 10:33:00 2007
Q. I have a valied H1 visa and i am working in US. Because of some cost cutting measures, my parent company in India has decided to call off all H1 employees (employees on L1 visa are paid less than H1 employees, i believe!!) After returning, they want to process L1 visa and send me to US for a short term project. I understand that one can not have H1 and L1 visas at the same time! Is it possible at all to convert from H1 to L1 visa without going back to India? As i will still be working for the same employer, can they cancel the H1 and issue an L1 immediately? As i am pregnant, I dont want to travel all the way just for getting the visa conversion done. I appreciate your suggestions. Thank you.
Asked by Karen - Fri Aug 17 10:17:37 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. On completing the maximum allowable period in L1 status, the employee must be employed outside the United States for a minimum of one year before a new application is made for L or H status. You will have to return to your own country is your H1 visa is cancelled your company would have to apply for a L visa. They may not issue you will one if you have been here on a H visa for the full six years, as a L visa would give you another 7 years There are two types of employee who may be sponsored for L1 visas: Managers/Executives The legal definition of management and executive roles for these purposes is quite strict, and a detailed description of the duties attached to the position will be required. In particular, the executive or… [cont.]
Answered by Mama~peapod - Fri Aug 17 10:33:00 2007
What visa do I need to continue working for my Canadian employer when moving to California?
Q. I am a Canadian citizen working for a Canadian company that does NOT have any presence in the US and does NOT plan to have any presence in the US. My husband is working in California for a US company and he's on a TN visa. I will be moving to Californian with him, on a TD visa. My company has suggested that I continue my job by telecommuting. I would work from our apartment in California telecommuting to Canada. Not producing any goods or services here in the US; just working online for my Canadian company while sitting in California. Can I do this while on my TD visa? Or do I need a work visa or work authorization? If so what visa do I need.
Asked by mstlouis - Thu Jan 11 17:25:53 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try tourist visa. Seriously our immigration policy is such a mess that you don't need any documentation if you are not planning on applying for a job or government benefits. So the TD visa is fine. But you will need to get heath insurance as you do not want to get caught down here without it, our hospitals can ruin you financially if you get sick. Legal: I have opinions about everything but expertise in nothing, so do not take my word for anything. All answers are for entertainment purposes only. By taking my advice you agree too do so at your own risk and hold me harmless in any criminal or civil action.
Answered by vincent - Fri Jan 12 09:57:31 2007
Q. I am a Canadian citizen working for a Canadian company that does NOT have any presence in the US and does NOT plan to have any presence in the US. My husband is working in California for a US company and he's on a TN visa. I will be moving to Californian with him, on a TD visa. My company has suggested that I continue my job by telecommuting. I would work from our apartment in California telecommuting to Canada. Not producing any goods or services here in the US; just working online for my Canadian company while sitting in California. Can I do this while on my TD visa? Or do I need a work visa or work authorization? If so what visa do I need.
Asked by mstlouis - Thu Jan 11 17:25:53 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try tourist visa. Seriously our immigration policy is such a mess that you don't need any documentation if you are not planning on applying for a job or government benefits. So the TD visa is fine. But you will need to get heath insurance as you do not want to get caught down here without it, our hospitals can ruin you financially if you get sick. Legal: I have opinions about everything but expertise in nothing, so do not take my word for anything. All answers are for entertainment purposes only. By taking my advice you agree too do so at your own risk and hold me harmless in any criminal or civil action.
Answered by vincent - Fri Jan 12 09:57:31 2007
Visa required to work for a Canadian company while in South Korea as a tourist?
Q. I am a Canadian working for a Canadian IT company. I am planning on working for the same company while I travel to South Korea as a tourist for 6 months. I have consulted the Korean Embassy in Toronto, and they say that I do not require a visa in my situation. Can anyone confirm or provide additional details/advice?
Asked by sleep c - Sun Sep 14 15:04:38 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You legally have to apply for the E7 visa. This is for a professional non teaching position. To legally work and make money in Korea, you need a legal work visa. No matter if it's a Korean or foreign company. It would be the same if a foreigner came to Canada or America and worked for their countries company. They would legally have to have a business visa.
Answered by James - Tue Sep 16 08:41:23 2008
Q. I am a Canadian working for a Canadian IT company. I am planning on working for the same company while I travel to South Korea as a tourist for 6 months. I have consulted the Korean Embassy in Toronto, and they say that I do not require a visa in my situation. Can anyone confirm or provide additional details/advice?
Asked by sleep c - Sun Sep 14 15:04:38 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You legally have to apply for the E7 visa. This is for a professional non teaching position. To legally work and make money in Korea, you need a legal work visa. No matter if it's a Korean or foreign company. It would be the same if a foreigner came to Canada or America and worked for their countries company. They would legally have to have a business visa.
Answered by James - Tue Sep 16 08:41:23 2008
How do i obtain a visa for my japanese girlfriend to live in Ausralia with me?
Q. We need to try and get a visa for her however we are both over 30 so working holiday visa isn't an option. As we have never lived together i dont think we are eligible for a defacto visa. What options do we have?
Asked by chumet33 - Wed Sep 16 04:09:07 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get married
Answered by Ramon - Wed Sep 16 06:49:16 2009
Q. We need to try and get a visa for her however we are both over 30 so working holiday visa isn't an option. As we have never lived together i dont think we are eligible for a defacto visa. What options do we have?
Asked by chumet33 - Wed Sep 16 04:09:07 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get married
Answered by Ramon - Wed Sep 16 06:49:16 2009
How to change a tourist visa to a Religious R1 visa while I am in USA?
Q. I have a B1/B2 visa valid for 10 years. I want to change this visa status to R1 whilI am in USA. I am professional graduate in Religious education and had been ordained and in the occupation for the past 6 years in India.
Asked by Mo_Ara - Sat Dec 29 07:24:10 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the person seeking R-1 status is present in the US in a valid nonimmigrant category (other than "visa waiver") the prospective employer may file an R-1 petition with the CIS. The application for R-2 status for family dependents is filed at the same time. The processing time for an R-1 petition varies between 1 to 5 months. You would not be able to participate in R-1 activities until the petition is approved because an approval cannot be assumed. Employee Requirements: The beneficiary must be qualified to work in the religious occupation. Ministers must have the required seminary degree and or ordination certificate. Other religious workers must document their commitment and experience through certificates and reference letters. The R-1 [cont.]
Answered by Fred S - Sat Dec 29 08:52:41 2007
Q. I have a B1/B2 visa valid for 10 years. I want to change this visa status to R1 whilI am in USA. I am professional graduate in Religious education and had been ordained and in the occupation for the past 6 years in India.
Asked by Mo_Ara - Sat Dec 29 07:24:10 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the person seeking R-1 status is present in the US in a valid nonimmigrant category (other than "visa waiver") the prospective employer may file an R-1 petition with the CIS. The application for R-2 status for family dependents is filed at the same time. The processing time for an R-1 petition varies between 1 to 5 months. You would not be able to participate in R-1 activities until the petition is approved because an approval cannot be assumed. Employee Requirements: The beneficiary must be qualified to work in the religious occupation. Ministers must have the required seminary degree and or ordination certificate. Other religious workers must document their commitment and experience through certificates and reference letters. The R-1 [cont.]
Answered by Fred S - Sat Dec 29 08:52:41 2007
What kind of visa can a child from China get to visit canada for 2 weeks? And How?
Q. I'm bringing some of my students to Canada this summer for an English camp. I'm in charge of arranging their visas. Would a holiday visa be possible? How do I go about this?
Asked by Gloria h - Wed May 27 02:21:46 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here you are:
Answered by thinkingtime - Wed May 27 09:49:09 2009
Q. I'm bringing some of my students to Canada this summer for an English camp. I'm in charge of arranging their visas. Would a holiday visa be possible? How do I go about this?
Asked by Gloria h - Wed May 27 02:21:46 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here you are:
Answered by thinkingtime - Wed May 27 09:49:09 2009
How can i get a tourist visa to syria?
Q. I am a Filipino holding a residence visa of Dubai and im planning to visit my friend in Syria this holiday. Is it possible that my friend in syria will be the one to get visa for me and he will just send it to me here in Dubai? Or do I need to go to syrian embassy to get visa?
Asked by Nadine - Wed Jun 10 06:33:54 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to apply for a visa as a tourist at the Syrian Consulate in Dubai , application forms are available at the counter and need to be submitted in person during morning session then be collected in afternoon session.
Answered by chawkat2005 - Wed Jun 10 06:41:09 2009
Q. I am a Filipino holding a residence visa of Dubai and im planning to visit my friend in Syria this holiday. Is it possible that my friend in syria will be the one to get visa for me and he will just send it to me here in Dubai? Or do I need to go to syrian embassy to get visa?
Asked by Nadine - Wed Jun 10 06:33:54 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to apply for a visa as a tourist at the Syrian Consulate in Dubai , application forms are available at the counter and need to be submitted in person during morning session then be collected in afternoon session.
Answered by chawkat2005 - Wed Jun 10 06:41:09 2009
What kind of visa should I get to live in Italy for 4 months?
Q. I am planning on living in Italy this year for around four months. The maximum time you can stay without one is 90 days, so I'm gonna need to apply for a visa. I'm 20, and am currently not taking any college classes. I plan on living with money I have saved up so I won't be working. What's the easiest visa for me?
Asked by Matt - Tue Jan 19 16:03:15 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only visa type that covers your plans is the residency visa; to get that you must be able to show a contract of leasing a house or an apartment in Italy. ..
Answered by GP - Tue Jan 19 16:47:04 2010
Q. I am planning on living in Italy this year for around four months. The maximum time you can stay without one is 90 days, so I'm gonna need to apply for a visa. I'm 20, and am currently not taking any college classes. I plan on living with money I have saved up so I won't be working. What's the easiest visa for me?
Asked by Matt - Tue Jan 19 16:03:15 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only visa type that covers your plans is the residency visa; to get that you must be able to show a contract of leasing a house or an apartment in Italy. ..
Answered by GP - Tue Jan 19 16:47:04 2010
What is different between Visa debit and Visa electron?
Q. What is different between Visa debit and Visa electron? can I use Visa electron where there is visa logo only (not Visa electron logo)
Asked by Kieu Trang T - Mon Jul 24 15:10:19 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think they are pretty much the same. You should be able to use them at the same places.
Answered by mom_overboard - Thu Jul 27 18:32:27 2006
Q. What is different between Visa debit and Visa electron? can I use Visa electron where there is visa logo only (not Visa electron logo)
Asked by Kieu Trang T - Mon Jul 24 15:10:19 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think they are pretty much the same. You should be able to use them at the same places.
Answered by mom_overboard - Thu Jul 27 18:32:27 2006
I am on H4 visa and my husband is on H1 visa. Can I start my bussiness in NYC and what are the requirements?
Q. My husband is a finance associate in a big company. Is it possible that he can start a business on his name and apply H1 visa for me? Can I work in that way? If yes, what are the requirements to start up own bussiness?
Asked by Ihur M - Mon Sep 11 17:59:33 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The quota for H-1 visas for 2007 has already been filled. I think you can start your own business and get a tax ID no for it, you just wont be able to be employed by your own business. However as long as that business pays it's taxes I'm fairly sure as the sole propreitor of that business you can spend the profits on whatever you would like, if you get my drift. I advise looking into the rules at uscis.gov.
Answered by RED - Mon Sep 11 18:06:27 2006
Q. My husband is a finance associate in a big company. Is it possible that he can start a business on his name and apply H1 visa for me? Can I work in that way? If yes, what are the requirements to start up own bussiness?
Asked by Ihur M - Mon Sep 11 17:59:33 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The quota for H-1 visas for 2007 has already been filled. I think you can start your own business and get a tax ID no for it, you just wont be able to be employed by your own business. However as long as that business pays it's taxes I'm fairly sure as the sole propreitor of that business you can spend the profits on whatever you would like, if you get my drift. I advise looking into the rules at uscis.gov.
Answered by RED - Mon Sep 11 18:06:27 2006
How does your visa work when you work on a Cruise Ship?
Q. I am currently working in the UK on a working holiday visa. I always wanted to work on a cruise ship. Next week I have a interview for a job on a cruise ship. I have a little more than a year left on my visa. How do I go about finding out if I have to extend my visa or apply for a new one? At the moment I am really insure I don't know how visas work when you work on a cruise ship. Any information and advice would be really helpful. Thank you.
Asked by Feetjie009 - Tue Jan 22 11:35:58 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 99% of countries do not require a visa when you are a Crew/Staff member. You are listed as a crew member on the ship s manifest and that's it. However, the US does require a C1/D crewmember's visa. Brazil requires if you are doing the so called "season", from November/December until March several ships stay within Brazilian waters, so for those you need one as well. And some other countries still require a Seaman s Book, which is sort of a passport for crew members and should be issued by either your country of citizenship or the country of the ship's flag (so a lot of people get the Bahamian one, since most ships have Bahamian flags, also it's cheap and you only have to apply). Of the ones I remember require a Seaman's Book, Russia,… [cont.]
Answered by ocean.denis - Tue Jan 22 14:50:11 2008
Q. I am currently working in the UK on a working holiday visa. I always wanted to work on a cruise ship. Next week I have a interview for a job on a cruise ship. I have a little more than a year left on my visa. How do I go about finding out if I have to extend my visa or apply for a new one? At the moment I am really insure I don't know how visas work when you work on a cruise ship. Any information and advice would be really helpful. Thank you.
Asked by Feetjie009 - Tue Jan 22 11:35:58 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 99% of countries do not require a visa when you are a Crew/Staff member. You are listed as a crew member on the ship s manifest and that's it. However, the US does require a C1/D crewmember's visa. Brazil requires if you are doing the so called "season", from November/December until March several ships stay within Brazilian waters, so for those you need one as well. And some other countries still require a Seaman s Book, which is sort of a passport for crew members and should be issued by either your country of citizenship or the country of the ship's flag (so a lot of people get the Bahamian one, since most ships have Bahamian flags, also it's cheap and you only have to apply). Of the ones I remember require a Seaman's Book, Russia,… [cont.]
Answered by ocean.denis - Tue Jan 22 14:50:11 2008
Why does a Australian Tourist visa implied with 8503 condition? How to avoid it?
Q. I want to visit Australia as a Tourist. I am interested to change my status if I got some educational opportunities there. But someone told me that if a person's visa is stamped with 8503 condition, he/she can't change the status. So, I want to know that how can 8503 condition be avoided. What conditions make the visa officer to apply this 8503.
Asked by dreamy_guy - Tue Feb 17 12:23:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Following is a direct link tot he condition 8503 fact sheet. It also includes the how and why of the condition and how to apply for a waiver if necessary.
Answered by arokh72 - Tue Feb 17 14:58:13 2009
Q. I want to visit Australia as a Tourist. I am interested to change my status if I got some educational opportunities there. But someone told me that if a person's visa is stamped with 8503 condition, he/she can't change the status. So, I want to know that how can 8503 condition be avoided. What conditions make the visa officer to apply this 8503.
Asked by dreamy_guy - Tue Feb 17 12:23:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Following is a direct link tot he condition 8503 fact sheet. It also includes the how and why of the condition and how to apply for a waiver if necessary.
Answered by arokh72 - Tue Feb 17 14:58:13 2009
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