what is the usual time period for getting an extension in B1 status in baltimore maryland.?
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All I-539s to extend nonimmigrant status are processed in St. Albans, VT so it doesn't matter where you are form, it takes the same amount of time.\n\nB1 extension of status takes a few good months, in some cases it takes more then 6 months. Not to worry, though, once you filled the application you are 100% legal until you hear otherwise.\n\nIf ,however, say you requested a 3 months extensions and the 3 months have passes and still didn't hear anything then you must leave the country.
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Only if you are in the process of a GC application in which case the extension must be filed 1-year before the H1-b expires for an extension period of 1-year. Otherwise, you have to awit for 1-year before being eligible for H1-B status again.
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please mention r u asking about 10th or 12th.
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There will be a time period later to extend in.
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Baltimore County does not post the schedules because there are 225 different ones. However, if you give them your address, they will send you a schedule.\n\nYou can request it at this website:\nhttp://www.co.ba.md.us/Agencies/publicworks/recycling/collectschinfo.html
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AF Basic has been extended from 6 weeks to 8 or 9. It is only at Lackland AFB in Texas.
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You could ask your employer.  It doesn't make any difference: in town, out of town, wherever, they must be postmarked by Jan. 31.
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You are entitled to 1-year Optical Practical Training. You can apply for work authorization under this program. After the 1-year period has lapsed, you must obtain a new status either as H1-B employee or other recognised category.
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check http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk they will tell you what there current waiting times are.
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Depends on the waiting list... ask the people that you signed up for base housing with and they will normally know how long it takes to get onbase housing
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It goes by Semesters. You'd have to ask your Councellor for semantics on that regiment but It's a required number of weeks atleast.
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nfo@bbbmd.org\nPhone: 410-347-3990\nFax: 410-347-3936\n1414 Key Highway, Ste. 100\nBaltimore, MD 21230\nHours: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Mon-Fri\nEmail: for Sales for Complaints
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It may take longer.\n\nHold tight to thst receipt, it is LEGAL PROOF of your status.
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http://cityservices.baltimorecity.gov/charterandcodes/Digests/Digest%20-%20Crmnloffns.pdf
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BCIS says upto 1 year is the processing time ... as long as you have a reciept number don't worry you are legal. Consult a good lawyer as the processing times are different for different states mostly due to the number of case they handle.
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first of all refer back to your offer letter if there is a probation period like 90 days, or you can ask if you have had some sizable accomplishments, or have added additional duties to your current role. It doesn't hurt to ask.
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You might want to contact the MD State Dept. of Health. Licensing Division, and/or other assisted living facilities in Baltimore and ask if they would mind visiting with you and sharing information.  \n\nWhat a blessing you are to have this desire to make a difference and I hope this journey is filled with goodness and joy for not only your family, but the families that cross your path.\n\nMerry Christmas and Happy New Year.