anyone?

kalimaiya · Jan 20, 2010 4:34 PM

@kalimaiya, It is possible to covert the visa status from H4 to F1. -Apply for a degree program as an International student, and get an I-20 -Submit I-539 requesting change of status from H4 to F1. Make certain to include your original I-20 and I-94 with the application. That's it!! ~@~

SAAJHA · Jan 20, 2010 7:20 PM

Thanks a million Sajha.

kalimaiya · Jan 20, 2010 8:11 PM

By the way anybody has done it so far recently?B'coz of the recession and other stuff...they are being unpredictable.Thanks.

kalimaiya · Jan 20, 2010 8:20 PM

i got my visa status change (h4 to f1) approved just couple of days ago.

new baneshwor · Jan 20, 2010 10:50 PM

Greetings from Ace Express Tavel Services P.Ltd. Katmandu, Nepal.  We hereby proudly introduce ourselves as one of the leading company in providing all sought of traveling solution.  I would like to know about H2B & H1B visa proccess from their genuien company? Thanking you and I am appreciate with your kind attention.   Uttam Tripathi, Assistant Manager, Ace Express Travel Service P Ltd. (Complete Travel Solution) G.P.O.Box : 21635, Thamel, Katmandu, Nepal, Toll Free No.: 16600-100700, Tel: +977-1-4423935, 4423939(Off), Cell No: +977 9841 381 373 Email:  acetravelservices9@gmail.com, tomtripathi@gmail.com, uttam_tripathi@hotmail.com, uttam_tripathi2003@yahoo.com, uttam@acetravel.com.np,  Website: www.acetravel.com.np

tomtripathi · Jan 20, 2010 11:12 PM

Thank u so very much new Baneshwor.I appreciated it.

kalimaiya · Jan 21, 2010 12:44 PM

Serious Note: --------------- tomtripathi, It's not very clear as to what your motive was behind posting all that info of yours up there, perhaps to promote your business and make some links to get started in moving west for a job -- but something else caught my attention: I happened to visit the website you listed, and with my limited web application knowledge, it took me less than 45 seconds to get to the point that I could virtually do 'ANYTHING' to it.  If you don't understand what I'm saying, here's an easier version of the above statement: "The website up there can easily be hacked/damaged/destroyed" You should let the site administrator know about it, and ask them to fix the issue(s) ASAP, before some Turkish puts in a religious slogan on the face of it!! For the site admin: I have left the site and the contents "as is" without touching anything, but cannot prohibit anyone else from exploiting it. The admin's contact info could not be located via networksolution.com's (your hosting provider?) and the general whois lookup's records. However, I have emailed info@YOURSITENAME.com listed under 'Contact Us' section of your site in addition to letting sajha forum user tomtripathi know.  ~@~    

SAAJHA · Feb 12, 2010 5:17 PM