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Question by Nattu
Submitted on 12/30/2003
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I already got a B1 visa for 3 months which expired on 30th Nov 2000.  Now I need to visit VS on a official task(3 month).  Do I need to attend the interview again...or I can use the drop box facility??


Answer by Aardee
Submitted on 5/19/2004
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Yes, B1 VISA holder can avail the drop box only if your visa has expired within last 12 months. In your case, as it is 3 years old, you have to attend the personal interview at US embassy.

 

Answer by DREW
Submitted on 6/8/2004
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I am at present in the US on a visitor's visa. How can I apply for a work permit for a short while here. thank you

 

Answer by Mari
Submitted on 7/18/2004
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Hello Everyone,

I got a question for my friend.  She came here in the US as a multiple tourist visa holder and she already exceeded her 6 months stay in the US while she was filing for an extension for another 6 months.  Now, she just got a letter from the immigration that she has lack of documentation to prove why she would like to extend her stay in the US.  She thinks she got to go back to the Philippines in order not to jeopardize herself in coming back to the States.  When do you think she has to leave the country?

Any input is appreciated..thanks...

 

Answer by Simeon
Submitted on 8/2/2004
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I already got a B1 visa for 3 months which will expire on 30th September 2004, where do I go for the extension in the USA?

 

Answer by Ramesh
Submitted on 10/14/2004
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Hi,
Once I had applied fro B1 in the month of July through my present employer and I got rejected.
My employer again wants to send me for the same,this time what are the documents I required to carry or I need any changes in my purpose of visit ..?

Please suggest me so that this time I should be likely to get B1.

Thanks,
Ramesh K. Mishra

 

Answer by sunny
Submitted on 8/24/2005
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Surely

 

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