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| Subject: please put your opinion |
Is it possible to come back to USA after landing with valid I-20, I-94 along with expired visa?
[29-03-2007,18:17]
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friend |
Mission Accomplished!!! (in reply to: please put your opinion)
Are you kidding!!! Ofcourse not. You must get a new visa. You can stay in the country as long as you are a fulltime student even after your visa expired but you cant come back without a new visa.
[29-03-2007,21:15]
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Anonymous |
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Ofcourse you can. If your I-20 is valid, even your visa is expired. This program called revalidation. This is for 30 days only. Please, contact with your DSO or forigen student adviser.
[30-03-2007,02:26]
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Milon |
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I just did last week.. I had apporved I-797 but no visa on my passport... If you are from on of the country which has been recognized by US as re-validation..you all set to come here.
[30-03-2007,14:09]
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samusa |
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For travel to Canada or Mexico, first check with your Embassy to see if a tourist visa will be required to enter either country.You will need to have your passport, visa documents (I-94 card and I-20 or DS-2019), and Baruch Colege student ID card with you when you travel, and be certain that your I-20 or DS-2019 has an authorizing signature for travel no older than February 1, 2005. Canada now requires tourist visa applications to present a letter from their school´s international student office, verifying their status as a student.
In 2002, The U.S. Department of State announced new rules for non-immigrants who use the "automatic revalidation of visa" benefit [22 CFR 41.112(d)] to re-enter the United States after a 30-day or less visit to a "contiguous territory" (Canada, Mexico, and, in the case of F and J non-immigrants, the "adjacent islands other than Cuba") without having to obtain a new visa prior to re-entry. To qualify for this privilege, you must:
Presently be in valid F-1 student / scholar status.
Have a valid SEVIS I-20 in your possession, which has been signed for travel Have a valid SEVIS I-94 card with you (do NOT surrender it when you leave the U.S.)
Have a valid passport
Be in one of the contiguous territories or adjacent islands for less than thirty (30) days.
[31-03-2007,04:05]
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Anonymous |
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I am very confused, what should I do..............
For travel to Canada or Mexico, first check with your Embassy to see if a tourist visa will be required to enter either country.You will need to have your passport, visa documents (I-94 card and I-20 or DS-2019), and Baruch Colege student ID card with you when you travel, and be certain that your I-20 or DS-2019 has an authorizing signature for travel no older than February 1, 2005. Canada now requires tourist visa applications to present a letter from their school?s international student office, verifying their status as a student.
In 2002, The U.S. Department of State announced new rules for non-immigrants who use the "automatic revalidation of visa" benefit [22 CFR 41.112(d)] to re-enter the United States after a 30-day or less visit to a "contiguous territory" (Canada, Mexico, and, in the case of F and J non-immigrants, the "adjacent islands other than Cuba") without having to obtain a new visa prior to re-entry. To qualify for this privilege, you must:
Presently be in valid F-1 student / scholar status.
Have a valid SEVIS I-20 in your possession, which has been signed for travel Have a valid SEVIS I-94 card with you (do NOT surrender it when you leave the U.S.)
Have a valid passport
Be in one of the contiguous territories or adjacent islands for less than thirty (30) days.
[31-03-2007,04:08]
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