GiveMeSomSunshine Posted February 26, 2011 Author Report Posted February 26, 2011 [quote author=Veta link=topic=160152.msg1915105#msg1915105 date=1298699561]nijam gaa edhi xtraordinary case aithe....ippudu dhaka h4 meedha us loki enter ayye chance 0% vundedhi......koncham positive ga vundandi....annitini anumanisthu kurchotam kante yedho oka option thisukuni mundhuku potam better....US gov cheyalisindhi naku thelisi yemi ledhu....reinstatement ki opukunaru kabati inka further ga yemi cheyakapovachu....[/quote]hmm +ve ga undaali .....but Rajiv khanna ivala conf lo cheppaadu..mana f1 lu dobbesaaayi ani...must n shd ga stampin povali ani..... sCo_hmmthinkelaa decide cheyaali baa....?but yaaa right velli ravatam anukunnatha kastamga ledhu konthamandhiki...so its a +ve sign....
mask Posted February 26, 2011 Report Posted February 26, 2011 Source: ICE website [url=http://www.ice.gov/sevis/f_1_transfers.htm#_Toc174419528]http://www.ice.gov/sevis/f_1_transfers.htm#_Toc174419528[/url]Note:(If the student’s visa is valid, he or she does not need a new visa if returning to the United States within 5 months of his or her exit date)An F-1 student with a Terminated SEVIS record at your school wants to transfer to another school and asks, “What do I need to do?”The student has three choices.The first choice is that the student can apply to USCIS for reinstatement prior to transferring from your school. The student must maintain a full course of study at your school, and otherwise abide by the regulations governing F-1 students, while USCIS adjudicates the reinstatement. See the USCIS website for information on how to file for reinstatement. If reinstatement is denied, the student must leave the United States immediately. If the student does not leave, he or she may be placed in removal proceedings at any time under section 237(a)(C)(i) of the Immigration and Nationality Act.The second choice is for the student to request that their Terminated record be transferred to the transfer-in school. Your school will needconfirmation that the student was accepted in the new school.On the transfer release date, the transfer-in DSO becomes responsible for the student’s SEVIS record, making the recommendation for reinstatement on the student’s SEVIS record, and issuing the student a new Form I-20 for Reason of Reinstatement.The student will be responsible for properly filing for reinstatement with USCIS. The student must intend to pursue a full course of study at the next available term, or within 5 months, whichever is earlier, at the transfer-in school [8 CFR 214.2 (f)(16)(i)(C)]. The student must begin to attend the transfer-in school in the next available session even if reinstatement has not been adjudicated. If the reinstatement is denied, the student must depart the United States, risking the forfeiture of paid tuition at that school.The third choice is for the student to get an Initial Form I-20 from the new school. The student must exit the United States and return as an initial entry in a new F-1 nonimmigrant status (initial admission). If the student chooses this option, he or she will need to pay the SEVIS I-901 fee. The student will also lose credit for any time accumulated towards qualification for benefits such as optional or curricular practical training. If the student’s visa is valid, he or she does not need a new visa if returning to the United States within 5 months of his or her exit date. If the student has a Terminated record because he or she failed to maintain status or because the student violated any provision of the Immigration and Nationality Act, the student may be denied re-entry to the United States under section 212(a)(6)(G) of the Immigration and Nationality Act.Students who want to travel outside the United States before or after the transfer release date and whose current SEVIS record is inTerminated status should obtain a new Form I-20 from the transfer-in school and return to attend that school within 15 days of the program start date on the new Form I-20.Alternatives to reinstatement: Travel & Re-entry–Issue new I-20 with new SEVIS number (initial attendance)–Student needs to pay $200 SEVIS fee–Caution student that there will be a terminated record that can create a concern from the consular officer or POE officer–Upon student’s re-entry it is viewed as a new F-1 entry. Restrictions will be placed - e.g. OPT application and other employment benefits Transfer with Terminated Record•Out of Status student with a terminated record has three options1.Reinstate at the current school2.Transfer the record and file for reinstatement at the transfer in school3.Depart of the U.S. with an initial attendance I-20 from the new school and reenter to begin a new F-1 statusReinstatement denial: Student must leave the U.S. and will be subject to the INA 222(g) Overstay provision of accumulating unlawful presence INA 212 (a)(9) (B) . Be Cautious •Conditions for approval of reinstatement–Student has not been out of status for more than 5 months–Student does not have a record of repeated violations–Student is or will be pursuing a full course of study–Student is not engaged in unauthorized employment–Student’s violation resulted from either:•Circumstances beyond the student’s control•If the violation would have been in the authority of the DSO such as a reduce course load•AND student would experience extreme hardship if not approved•Documents for submission of reinstatement–Complete form I-539–Fee - $300.00–Form I-20 for reinstatement–Letter from student, advisor, or DSO if applicable–Copy of new financial statement–Original of I-94–Copies of passport biographical pages, and visa–(Do Not Send Original Passport)USCIS Vermont Service Center75 Lower Welden StreetSt. Albans, VT 05479-0001•Letter of explanation addressed to CIS, stating the following:–Why he or she is out of status (specify the violation)– Reason for the status violation–The effect on the student of failure to receive reinstatement (hardship)–Statement that he or she is currently a full time student–Request that CIS reinstate him or her•Consequences of a reinstatement denial–INA § 222(g) (overstay and visa cancellation) and § 212(a)(9)(B) (unlawful presence) are two penalty provisions that can be activated if a request for reinstatement is denied.–Denial of the reinstatement would be considered a “formal finding of a status violation”. –VISA IS AUTOMATICALLY CANCELLED–MUST APPLY FOR NONIMMIGRANT VISAS IN HOME COUNTRY IN FUTURE–UNLAWFUL PRESENCE, OVER 180 DAYS BARRED FROM US FOR THREE YEARS, OR ONE YEAR BARRED FOR 10 YEARS.
Veta Posted February 26, 2011 Report Posted February 26, 2011 [quote author=mask link=topic=160152.msg1915140#msg1915140 date=1298699836]Source: ICE website [url=http://www.ice.gov/sevis/f_1_transfers.htm#_Toc174419528]http://www.ice.gov/sevis/f_1_transfers.htm#_Toc174419528[/url]Note:(If the student’s visa is valid, he or she does not need a new visa if returning to the United States within 5 months of his or her exit date)An F-1 student with a Terminated SEVIS record at your school wants to transfer to another school and asks, “What do I need to do?”The student has three choices.The first choice is that the student can apply to USCIS for reinstatement prior to transferring from your school. The student must maintain a full course of study at your school, and otherwise abide by the regulations governing F-1 students, while USCIS adjudicates the reinstatement. See the USCIS website for information on how to file for reinstatement. If reinstatement is denied, the student must leave the United States immediately. If the student does not leave, he or she may be placed in removal proceedings at any time under section 237(a)(C)(i) of the Immigration and Nationality Act.The second choice is for the student to request that their Terminated record be transferred to the transfer-in school. Your school will needconfirmation that the student was accepted in the new school.On the transfer release date, the transfer-in DSO becomes responsible for the student’s SEVIS record, making the recommendation for reinstatement on the student’s SEVIS record, and issuing the student a new Form I-20 for Reason of Reinstatement.The student will be responsible for properly filing for reinstatement with USCIS. The student must intend to pursue a full course of study at the next available term, or within 5 months, whichever is earlier, at the transfer-in school [8 CFR 214.2 (f)(16)(i)(C)]. The student must begin to attend the transfer-in school in the next available session even if reinstatement has not been adjudicated. If the reinstatement is denied, the student must depart the United States, risking the forfeiture of paid tuition at that school.The third choice is for the student to get an Initial Form I-20 from the new school. The student must exit the United States and return as an initial entry in a new F-1 nonimmigrant status (initial admission). If the student chooses this option, he or she will need to pay the SEVIS I-901 fee. The student will also lose credit for any time accumulated towards qualification for benefits such as optional or curricular practical training. If the student’s visa is valid, he or she does not need a new visa if returning to the United States within 5 months of his or her exit date. If the student has a Terminated record because he or she failed to maintain status or because the student violated any provision of the Immigration and Nationality Act, the student may be denied re-entry to the United States under section 212(a)(6)(G) of the Immigration and Nationality Act.Students who want to travel outside the United States before or after the transfer release date and whose current SEVIS record is inTerminated status should obtain a new Form I-20 from the transfer-in school and return to attend that school within 15 days of the program start date on the new Form I-20.Alternatives to reinstatement: Travel & Re-entry–Issue new I-20 with new SEVIS number (initial attendance)–Student needs to pay $200 SEVIS fee–Caution student that there will be a terminated record that can create a concern from the consular officer or POE officer–Upon student’s re-entry it is viewed as a new F-1 entry. Restrictions will be placed - e.g. OPT application and other employment benefits Transfer with Terminated Record•Out of Status student with a terminated record has three options1.Reinstate at the current school2.Transfer the record and file for reinstatement at the transfer in school3.Depart of the U.S. with an initial attendance I-20 from the new school and reenter to begin a new F-1 statusReinstatement denial: Student must leave the U.S. and will be subject to the INA 222(g) Overstay provision of accumulating unlawful presence INA 212 (a)(9) (B) . Be Cautious •Conditions for approval of reinstatement–Student has not been out of status for more than 5 months–Student does not have a record of repeated violations–Student is or will be pursuing a full course of study–Student is not engaged in unauthorized employment–Student’s violation resulted from either:•Circumstances beyond the student’s control•If the violation would have been in the authority of the DSO such as a reduce course load•AND student would experience extreme hardship if not approved•Documents for submission of reinstatement–Complete form I-539–Fee - $300.00–Form I-20 for reinstatement–Letter from student, advisor, or DSO if applicable–Copy of new financial statement–Original of I-94–Copies of passport biographical pages, and visa–(Do Not Send Original Passport)USCIS Vermont Service Center75 Lower Welden StreetSt. Albans, VT 05479-0001•Letter of explanation addressed to CIS, stating the following:–Why he or she is out of status (specify the violation)– Reason for the status violation–The effect on the student of failure to receive reinstatement (hardship)–Statement that he or she is currently a full time student–Request that CIS reinstate him or her•Consequences of a reinstatement denial–INA § 222(g) (overstay and visa cancellation) and § 212(a)(9)(B) (unlawful presence) are two penalty provisions that can be activated if a request for reinstatement is denied.–Denial of the reinstatement would be considered a “formal finding of a status violation”. –VISA IS AUTOMATICALLY CANCELLED–MUST APPLY FOR NONIMMIGRANT VISAS IN HOME COUNTRY IN FUTURE–UNLAWFUL PRESENCE, OVER 180 DAYS BARRED FROM US FOR THREE YEARS, OR ONE YEAR BARRED FOR 10 YEARS.[/quote]ee mukka eee matter nenu yepudo vesa.....VISA akkarledhu ante yevaru nammaru....source tho saha vesina....ippudu yendhuku malli cheputhuna ante.. naa attorney kuda saame thing chepindhi...and ella country dhatti velli....kotha i-20 meedha ratam....chaala chaala common annii kuda chepindhi....nijam gaa TVU valani US lo vundakunda cheyali ante.... US valaki pedha matter yee kadhu....dhaniki reinstatement anne okka pedha process tho decide cheyavalisina avasaram ledhu...manam TVU thisukuna courses annitiki ki transcripts HWs and exams vunte vundandi ledha vellipondi ante...INDIA gov kuda yemi matladadhu....OPT use chesukuna valaki....ledha prior COS vunnavalaki...reinstatement waste....country nundi depart ayyi malli ratam better....
Allari naresh Posted February 26, 2011 Report Posted February 26, 2011 kani mama nena evaruko draft status antu chaparu.....ade evariki???
TVU_Baadhitudu Posted February 26, 2011 Report Posted February 26, 2011 [quote author=mask link=topic=160152.msg1915140#msg1915140 date=1298699836]Source: ICE website [url=http://www.ice.gov/sevis/f_1_transfers.htm#_Toc174419528]http://www.ice.gov/sevis/f_1_transfers.htm#_Toc174419528[/url]Note:(If the student’s visa is valid, he or she does not need a new visa if returning to the United States within 5 months of his or her exit date)An F-1 student with a Terminated SEVIS record at your school wants to transfer to another school and asks, “What do I need to do?”The student has three choices.The first choice is that the student can apply to USCIS for reinstatement prior to transferring from your school. The student must maintain a full course of study at your school, and otherwise abide by the regulations governing F-1 students, while USCIS adjudicates the reinstatement. See the USCIS website for information on how to file for reinstatement. If reinstatement is denied, the student must leave the United States immediately. If the student does not leave, he or she may be placed in removal proceedings at any time under section 237(a)(C)(i) of the Immigration and Nationality Act.The second choice is for the student to request that their Terminated record be transferred to the transfer-in school. Your school will needconfirmation that the student was accepted in the new school.On the transfer release date, the transfer-in DSO becomes responsible for the student’s SEVIS record, making the recommendation for reinstatement on the student’s SEVIS record, and issuing the student a new Form I-20 for Reason of Reinstatement.The student will be responsible for properly filing for reinstatement with USCIS. The student must intend to pursue a full course of study at the next available term, or within 5 months, whichever is earlier, at the transfer-in school [8 CFR 214.2 (f)(16)(i)(C)]. The student must begin to attend the transfer-in school in the next available session even if reinstatement has not been adjudicated. If the reinstatement is denied, the student must depart the United States, risking the forfeiture of paid tuition at that school.The third choice is for the student to get an Initial Form I-20 from the new school. The student must exit the United States and return as an initial entry in a new F-1 nonimmigrant status (initial admission). If the student chooses this option, he or she will need to pay the SEVIS I-901 fee. The student will also lose credit for any time accumulated towards qualification for benefits such as optional or curricular practical training. If the student’s visa is valid, he or she does not need a new visa if returning to the United States within 5 months of his or her exit date.[size=12pt][color=red][b] If the student has a Terminated record because he or she failed to maintain status or because the student violated any provision of the Immigration and Nationality Act, the student may be denied re-entry to the United States under section 212(a)(6)(G) of the Immigration and Nationality Act.[/b][/color][/size]Students who want to travel outside the United States before or after the transfer release date and whose current SEVIS record is inTerminated status should obtain a new Form I-20 from the transfer-in school and return to attend that school within 15 days of the program start date on the new Form I-20.Alternatives to reinstatement: Travel & Re-entry–Issue new I-20 with new SEVIS number (initial attendance)–Student needs to pay $200 SEVIS fee–Caution student that there will be a terminated record that can create a concern from the consular officer or POE officer–Upon student’s re-entry it is viewed as a new F-1 entry. Restrictions will be placed - e.g. OPT application and other employment benefits Transfer with Terminated Record•Out of Status student with a terminated record has three options1.Reinstate at the current school2.Transfer the record and file for reinstatement at the transfer in school3.Depart of the U.S. with an initial attendance I-20 from the new school and reenter to begin a new F-1 statusReinstatement denial: Student must leave the U.S. and will be subject to the INA 222(g) Overstay provision of accumulating unlawful presence INA 212 (a)(9) (B) . Be Cautious •Conditions for approval of reinstatement–Student has not been out of status for more than 5 months–Student does not have a record of repeated violations–Student is or will be pursuing a full course of study–Student is not engaged in unauthorized employment–Student’s violation resulted from either:•Circumstances beyond the student’s control•If the violation would have been in the authority of the DSO such as a reduce course load•AND student would experience extreme hardship if not approved•Documents for submission of reinstatement–Complete form I-539–Fee - $300.00–Form I-20 for reinstatement–Letter from student, advisor, or DSO if applicable–Copy of new financial statement–Original of I-94–Copies of passport biographical pages, and visa–(Do Not Send Original Passport)USCIS Vermont Service Center75 Lower Welden StreetSt. Albans, VT 05479-0001•Letter of explanation addressed to CIS, stating the following:–Why he or she is out of status (specify the violation)– Reason for the status violation–The effect on the student of failure to receive reinstatement (hardship)–Statement that he or she is currently a full time student–Request that CIS reinstate him or her•Consequences of a reinstatement denial–INA § 222(g) (overstay and visa cancellation) and § 212(a)(9)(B) (unlawful presence) are two penalty provisions that can be activated if a request for reinstatement is denied.–Denial of the reinstatement would be considered a “formal finding of a status violation”. –VISA IS AUTOMATICALLY CANCELLED–MUST APPLY FOR NONIMMIGRANT VISAS IN HOME COUNTRY IN FUTURE–UNLAWFUL PRESENCE, OVER 180 DAYS BARRED FROM US FOR THREE YEARS, OR ONE YEAR BARRED FOR 10 YEARS.[/quote]bcoz of that clause tirigi F1 meeda ravadam koncham kastam avuthunda ani anumanam vastondi..but this a good post for sure....Thanks mama... sHa_high5ing sHa_high5ing
Veta Posted February 26, 2011 Report Posted February 26, 2011 [quote author=TVU_Baadhitudu link=topic=160152.msg1915276#msg1915276 date=1298700964]bcoz of that clause tirigi F1 meeda ravadam koncham kastam avuthunda ani anumanam vastondi..but this a good post for sure....Thanks mama... sHa_high5ing sHa_high5ing[/quote]mama nuvvu india vellipoyavu..kabati kotha i-20 pattukuni oka rayyi veyyi malli ratam ki...if it works good kadha neeku....
TVU_Baadhitudu Posted February 26, 2011 Report Posted February 26, 2011 [quote author=Veta link=topic=160152.msg1915329#msg1915329 date=1298701309]mama nuvvu india vellipoyavu..kabati kotha i-20 pattukuni oka rayyi veyyi malli ratam ki...if it works good kadha neeku....[/quote]nenu F1 lite mama...vasthe mallaa H1 stamping cheyinchukoni ravadame.... ~"! ~"! ~"! ~"! ~"! ~"! ~"! ~"!
GiveMeSomSunshine Posted February 26, 2011 Author Report Posted February 26, 2011 Veta mama.....visa validity aaru nelala kante thakkuva undhi? ok na kotha i20 meeda ravataniki ?
mask Posted February 26, 2011 Report Posted February 26, 2011 Now regarding what is Section 212(a) (6) (G)Section 212(a)(6)(G) of the Act only applies to aliens seeking F-1 status after November 30, 1996, or aliens, whose status was extended on or after that date. It does not apply to aliens attending public schools or programs while in other nonimmigrant status (e.g. F-2, E, H-4, J, or B-2), or to individuals out-of-status or with no status at all.Source: [url=http://www.uscis.gov/ilink/docView/AFM/HTML/AFM/0-0-0-1/0-0-0-17138/0-0-0-17444.html#0-0-0-1789]http://www.uscis.gov/ilink/docView/AFM/HTML/AFM/0-0-0-1/0-0-0-17138/0-0-0-17444.html#0-0-0-1789[/url] (from this link)(v)[b] Individuals to Whom Section 212(a)(6)(G) of the Act Does Not Apply [/b]. Section 212(a)(6)(G) of the Act does not apply to the following individuals: · Aliens who remained outside the United States for a continuous period of five (5) years after having violated the terms and conditions of section 214(m) of the Act; · Aliens studying in pubic schools, who are in J-1, J-2, E, F-2, L-2, or H-4 nonimmigrant status; · Aliens, who are studying at public schools illegally, such as B-2 nonimmigrants or aliens who are unlawfully in the United States; · [b]Aliens who violate the terms and conditions of their F-1 nonimmigrant student status in other ways, such as non-attendance at their approved school, working without authorization, or not maintaining a full-course of study. [/b]
mask Posted February 26, 2011 Report Posted February 26, 2011 naku telsindi enti ante.... POE degara CBP officer tho kachitamga conversation untadi. Vadu decide chesthadu vidyarthi tho matladi vadi paristhithi chusi chepthadu. Inkoti enti ante ani DSO ki new sevis initiate cheyodhu ani ice chepparu ani talk. adhi entha varaku nijamo telidu.
GiveMeSomSunshine Posted February 26, 2011 Author Report Posted February 26, 2011 [quote author=mask link=topic=160152.msg1915580#msg1915580 date=1298703437]naku telsindi enti ante.... POE degara CBP officer tho kachitamga conversation untadi. Vadu decide chesthadu vidyarthi tho matladi vadi paristhithi chusi chepthadu. Inkoti enti ante ani DSO ki new sevis initiate cheyodhu ani ice chepparu ani talk. adhi entha varaku nijamo telidu.[/quote]US lo unna vallaki kotha sevis ivodhu annaru...but india velthe evarayina ivochu coz nuvvu kotha student vi kabatti....adhi naku telisindhi......migatha vallu emantaaro chudaam
TVU_Baadhitudu Posted February 26, 2011 Report Posted February 26, 2011 [quote author=GiveMeSomSunshine link=topic=160152.msg1915627#msg1915627 date=1298703883]US lo unna vallaki kotha sevis ivodhu annaru...but india velthe evarayina ivochu coz nuvvu kotha student vi kabatti....adhi naku telisindhi......migatha vallu emantaaro chudaam[/quote] @gr33d @gr33d @gr33d @gr33dUS ni depart chesthe new sevis ni generate cheyyachu for sure..existing students ki matram kothavi cheyyadhu ani chepparu...nenu feb 1st week lo IIT, Chicago vaditho matladanu..vadu kooda nuvvu country vadilestanu ante we can issue a new I-20 with new SEVIS but not sure if u need to go for Visa stamping ani chepparu...also if u observe, mana visa meeda Annotation # ani mana SEVIS number untundi..so new SEVIS ni generate chesthe I believe we need to go for stamping because manam different SEVIS number tho vasthunnam kabatti...this is just my opinion... sSc_hiding2 sSc_hiding2 sSc_hiding2 sSc_hiding2
mask Posted February 26, 2011 Report Posted February 26, 2011 ippudu kotha visa teskunna kuda poe deggara patha terminated record kanpisthadi. vadiki chepali ippudu new sevis tho enter avthuna ani. ippudu una paristhithi lo according to law vallu malli visa tekovalli ani chepaledu kani 5 months time period ani undi but new sevis aythe pay cheyali initial admission laga re entry ante. kotha visa aina patha visa aina poe degara cbp officer ni face cheyali for reentry ani ankuntuna.....
Veta Posted February 26, 2011 Report Posted February 26, 2011 [quote author=GiveMeSomSunshine link=topic=160152.msg1915496#msg1915496 date=1298702660]Veta mama.....visa validity aaru nelala kante thakkuva undhi? ok na kotha i20 meeda ravataniki ?[/quote]risk mama.... Visa 6 nelalu kante thakuva vunte...[quote author=mask link=topic=160152.msg1915937#msg1915937 date=1298708189]ippudu kotha visa teskunna kuda poe deggara patha terminated record kanpisthadi. vadiki chepali ippudu new sevis tho enter avthuna ani. ippudu una paristhithi lo according to law vallu malli visa tekovalli ani chepaledu kani 5 months time period ani undi but new sevis aythe pay cheyali initial admission laga re entry ante. kotha visa aina patha visa aina poe degara cbp officer ni face cheyali for reentry ani ankuntuna.....[/quote]avunu CBP vadini face cheyali... kaani matter yenti ante.. ella reenter ayyevaalu chaaala common anta...status loki ratam ki...CBP vaadi dhagira...70-30 chance antunaru....mana time bagokapothe.. matter adamthiragachu...andhukane velle mundhu...lawyer dhagira...G28 sign chesi ..CBP vadu question chesetapudu.. lawyer vunadu anni chepithe..chaalu...lawyer vache dhaaka wait chestharu anta..CBP vaalu ICE laga antha murkulu kadhu anta SFO bay area lo...poni malli ninu india pampina.. lawyer ikkada officials tho matladi.. vunko point of time with some paperwork vache chance vuntadhi anta..
Bezawada Manmadhudu Posted February 26, 2011 Report Posted February 26, 2011 sSa_j@il sSa_j@il sSa_j@il
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