V-visa travel
#1
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V-visa travel
Hi,
I stay in the U.S. I just got an approval notice for my V1 visa. I need to travel to my home country.
What is the procedure for me to return to the U.S on my V1 visa? Should I go to the U.S consulate in my home country, and get the V1 visa stamped on my passport?
Or will I have to reapply for a new V1 visa in my home country?
Any help in this matter will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
I stay in the U.S. I just got an approval notice for my V1 visa. I need to travel to my home country.
What is the procedure for me to return to the U.S on my V1 visa? Should I go to the U.S consulate in my home country, and get the V1 visa stamped on my passport?
Or will I have to reapply for a new V1 visa in my home country?
Any help in this matter will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
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Re: V-visa travel
daffodil wrote:
> Hi,
> I stay in the U.S. I just got an approval notice for my V1 visa. I need
> to travel to my home country.
> What is the procedure for me to return to the U.S on my V1 visa? Should
> I go to the U.S consulate in my home country, and get the V1 visa
> stamped on my passport?
> Or will I have to reapply for a new V1 visa in my home country?
Interesting question. What is your current immigration status?
Info on the process for changing status is here:
http://www.ins.usdoj.g-
ov/graphics/howdoi/hdinonimm.htm
What paperwork was originally filed?
Where? consulate or in the US?
If you filed in the consulate, then you would normally have to go there
to get the visa.
If you are in the US, you should file I-539 in the US to change status.
> Hi,
> I stay in the U.S. I just got an approval notice for my V1 visa. I need
> to travel to my home country.
> What is the procedure for me to return to the U.S on my V1 visa? Should
> I go to the U.S consulate in my home country, and get the V1 visa
> stamped on my passport?
> Or will I have to reapply for a new V1 visa in my home country?
Interesting question. What is your current immigration status?
Info on the process for changing status is here:
http://www.ins.usdoj.g-
ov/graphics/howdoi/hdinonimm.htm
What paperwork was originally filed?
Where? consulate or in the US?
If you filed in the consulate, then you would normally have to go there
to get the visa.
If you are in the US, you should file I-539 in the US to change status.
#3
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Re: V-visa travel
Thanks for the reply. I filed in the U.S. Probably I'll have to go to my home country to get the visa stamped on my passport!