Student Visas
F-1 Student Academic Visas
Student Visas - An alien with a
foreign residence, who wishes to attend an academic institution in the
United States in order to pursue his/her studies, may qualify for an F-1 visa.
You must have nonimmigrant intent, which means you have no intention of
abandoning your foreign residence. You must be able to support yourself
while studying in the United States, and you will not be eligible to
work in the United States (with very few exceptions).
The F-1 applicant must have sufficient monetary funds to support himself, and the support must be well documented. The applicant must be able to speak English or receive training to learn English. If the F-1 visa is approved, the student will be permitted to stay in the United States for the period necessary to complete the educational program plus 60 days. After the student completes the educational program, s/he may be eligible for practical training, which allows the student to work in the same field of study. The student may also be eligible to change nonimmigrant status from a student to a nonimmigrant work visa or adjust immigration status to permanent residence. For More Information on a M-1 Non-Academic Visa in Orange County For More Information on a J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa in Orange County |
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Nelson & Nuñez, P.C. has vast experience in preparing Student Visas. Our understanding of immigration law is second to none, and we pride ourselves on our dedication to staying current on all new immigration laws, rules and cases. We can meet with you to discuss your case and whether your case is suitable fora studen visa. We will not accept an student visa case unless we believe you have a legitimate chance to receive the educational visa.
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