If you are denied a credit card because you do not have a credit history, you can:Apply for a secured credit card, which requires a cash deposit.Consider student credit cards, which often have lower credit requirements.Become an authorized user on so...
Leaving your apartment without paying rent or notifying your landlord typically does not directly affect your F1 visa status, as visa status is based on your academic standing and compliance with U.S. immigration laws, not private rental agreements.H...
No, you cannot start working until you receive your Employment Authorization Document (EAD) card. Even if you have received a notice of approval for your Optional Practical Training (OPT), you must wait until you physically receive the EAD card befor...
You can transfer funds between U.S. and international accounts, but there may be fees involved. Additionally, some international banks have partnerships with U.S. banks, which can make it easier to manage funds between the two countries.
You must:Request that your designated school official (DSO) at your academic institution recommend the OPT. Your DSO will make the recommendation by endorsing your Form I-20, Certification of Eligibility for Nonimmigrant Student Status, and making th...
Curricular Practical Training (CPT) is a work authorization for students to engage in internships or practical training integral to their curriculum. It must be completed before graduation and is authorized by the school.
You usually apply for on-campus housing through your university’s student services office or the university’s online portal. The process may vary, but there are generally application deadlines. Check with your university for specific instructions and...
Yes, it is possible to apply for a green card while on a student visa (F1), but the process can be complex and requires careful planning. Here are the key points to consider: Dual Intent: The F1 visa is a non-immigrant visa, which means it is inten...
A Social Security card is required for anyone working in the U.S., including non-immigrants. It contains a unique Social Security Number (SSN) that you keep for life. You will need the number for many purposes in the U.S. including employment a...
Adjustment of Status (AOS): If you are already in the U.S., you can apply for AOS (Form I-485) to switch from F1 to a green card without leaving the country. Consular Processing: You can apply for a green card through consular processing, which invo...
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