A Comprehensive Guide to the US Student Visa
Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Law, Emigration & Immigration, Study Aids, Tests, Travel, United States
| Author: | Dipak Kumar Sharma | ISBN: | 9781386701163 |
| Publisher: | Great Wall Publication | Publication: | May 4, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Dipak Kumar Sharma |
| ISBN: | 9781386701163 |
| Publisher: | Great Wall Publication |
| Publication: | May 4, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
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Do you want to study in America, but do not know the in and out of the US student visa procedure?
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Have you never faced a US visa interview or have been rejected at the visa interview?
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Are you tired paying a 100 USD for a half hour discussion with an Immigration Lawyer?
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Do you want to keep away from the touts and fraudulent guys trying to cheat students applying for the visa?
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What are the visa difficulties during transit to the US?
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How to face the immigration on arrival at US border?
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If you want to change your University, how does it affect your student visa?
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What are your rights to access government records in the US?
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Are you Eligible for a Social Security Number (SSN)?
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Did your student visa expire while you were inside the US?
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How to do a job legally while you are still a student in the US?
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Can you apply for two different visa types together?
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What are your TAX liabilities as a student?
14. Did you lose your passport inside or outside the US?
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What is the path from student visa to an American Green Card?
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Before you go to the US learn from the word Go. How to prepare documents, fill in the visa application form, prepare documents and appear for an interview.
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After you land in the US, know about registration on arrival at US, visa rules applicable to 'planned exit' at the end of the course, and about using OPT/Pre-OPT and CPT for jobs or training.
Know all this and much more, in a compact yet very informative Revised 2018 edition book. This book is basically a 'Mother of All Books' on US student visa. This book will make a difference between being in the US and succeeding there. It is written in an easy to read, step by step fashion with FAQ in every section. Hundreds of real-life scenarios covered and explained by the author who is a former F-1 student at Johns Hopkins University.
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Do you want to study in America, but do not know the in and out of the US student visa procedure?
-
Have you never faced a US visa interview or have been rejected at the visa interview?
-
Are you tired paying a 100 USD for a half hour discussion with an Immigration Lawyer?
-
Do you want to keep away from the touts and fraudulent guys trying to cheat students applying for the visa?
-
What are the visa difficulties during transit to the US?
-
How to face the immigration on arrival at US border?
-
If you want to change your University, how does it affect your student visa?
-
What are your rights to access government records in the US?
-
Are you Eligible for a Social Security Number (SSN)?
-
Did your student visa expire while you were inside the US?
-
How to do a job legally while you are still a student in the US?
-
Can you apply for two different visa types together?
-
What are your TAX liabilities as a student?
14. Did you lose your passport inside or outside the US?
-
What is the path from student visa to an American Green Card?
-
Before you go to the US learn from the word Go. How to prepare documents, fill in the visa application form, prepare documents and appear for an interview.
-
After you land in the US, know about registration on arrival at US, visa rules applicable to 'planned exit' at the end of the course, and about using OPT/Pre-OPT and CPT for jobs or training.
Know all this and much more, in a compact yet very informative Revised 2018 edition book. This book is basically a 'Mother of All Books' on US student visa. This book will make a difference between being in the US and succeeding there. It is written in an easy to read, step by step fashion with FAQ in every section. Hundreds of real-life scenarios covered and explained by the author who is a former F-1 student at Johns Hopkins University.
