Question on F-4 Visa?
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1. I think you can still long as you like until you redo the F-4\n2. Well, try to get green card...\n3. Probably every 6month- 2years...\n\nI am not sure to these Q's but I hope it helps...\nMy cousin was F-4 too...
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You might can get more info by the Embassy or contact the immigration office. They should know that.\nOn the other side, I think you allways can apply for it, only if they will give you the permission, that will be probably different. But this way you can work on it.
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None you need a visa for each of these countries.
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Ok I can will tell you the steps and give you some web addresses, I have already done this, I am USA citizen and I married someone in a part of Africa.  First you need to file the form I-130 and send this in, this is the paper that will get your wife her visa, but right now it can take up to 1.5 year for this process, but after you file this form you will get a receipt in the mail showing they received it and it is being looked too (you will get the receipt in no more than 30 days, I got mine in 2 weeks.  After you get this receipt you need to file the I-129F form, this form will get your wife the K-3 visa, which means she can come here to be with you while the process of her normal visa is being done.  Always remember, your wife can come here on the K-3 visa cause she is considered your immediate family and they put this first when doing the visas.  The first form costs 190$ to file, and the second one is 170$.  After you do this second form you dont have to do anything else unless the immigration contacts you and needs more information, like information about your financial status, how you will support her while she is here, and you might have to have a meeting with someone from immigration.  After they receive the I-129F form at the immigration office they will contact the embassy in her country and the embassy will contact her to prepare for her meeting with the ambassador and so forth.  I hope this helps and gives you a good idea.  Below is some webs that are very important, and the first one is where you should download and print out the forms i told you about.
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Check the visa. It should tell you if you are allowed to work or not.
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you have several options:\n\n1. Student Visa - for this you need to take TOEFL test (Test of English as a Foreign Language) and apply to an American university. If you get accepted you can than apply for student visa. \n\n2. Tourist Visa - for this you just need to apply to the Embassy and prove them you have enough money to travel to the U.S. and come back.\n\n3. Fiancee Visa - find an American and marry him/her. \n\n4. Visitor Visa - if you have a friend/family member here they can send you invitation and you can come to visit them.
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Yes, people at the Consulate are going to be suspicious if the names don't match. That might jeopardize your visa entirely. Can you ask the university to speed up the process of sending you a corrected I-20?
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You need to apply for adjustment of status based on your marriage to a U.S. citizen. Incidental to that application, you can (and should) apply for employment authorization -- that way you do not need to worry about applying for any more visas. \n\nThe I-130, I-485, I-864, G-325, and I-765 should all be filed at the same time.\n\nGood luck!
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not quite sure how that works, but sounds like if your other visa is used for traveling (it's a tourist visa), you shouldn't have any problem. call the company which you signed up for the tourist visa and find out what rules and regulations apply to you.
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Did your friend go to the US Consulate there and ask on the procedures of a visiting Visa?\nHave you contacted Immigration and ask the same questions?\nIf both of you have not done this yet;\nI suggest you stop asking people whom know little or next to none on the issue and contact those two authorities.
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go to :www.visa12.com
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An H-4 visa may be granted to a spouse and any unmarried children under 21 years of age of an H1B visa holder.\n\nWork: A person with an H4 visa may not work unless the person qualifies for an H-1B visa and is approved for a "Change of Status" by the INS. \nEducation: A person with an H4 may seek a post secondary education by converting their status to an "F1" (full-time student) visa. Full-time means a minimum of twelve (12) credits per semester in an institution recognized by the INS. Conversion to a different visa is not necessary is to attend a community colleges. A community college, however, offer diplomas rather than degrees which may make it more difficult to qualify for your own H1-B visa. \nH4 holders are able to acquire a Driver's license, open a Bank account, enter into contracts or even go to college. Children on H4 visas do not need a separate visa to attend school.\n\nAnother option for those interested in continuing their education, is to attend community colleges.  It does not require a change in your visa status. \n\nYou may also convert an H4 visa to an H1 visa, if you can provide proof, that you are qualified for the position and qualify under the H1B guidelines with prior work experience.
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http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/temp/types/types_1262.html#\n\nRead this and it will help you
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It took me approximately 4 months to hear from the embassy after my fiance sent the F-129 form, and after that another 3 months for me to get the visa. If you have any more questions let me know, we got married and we are not done yet. Good Luck.
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contact your US Embassy. I think that there is one close to you. They can tell you what kind of visa you would need.
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He needs to contact the Office of International Affairs coordinator at the college that he wants to attend.  They will help him (if he is accepted into the college) with getting his I-20 and other immigration documents.\n\nFinancial support is a major issue.
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I think you should call the US Consulate that issued the M-1 visa to you.