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Question by parth
Submitted on 7/4/2003
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Hi,
My wife is on F2 visa right now. She got admission in a community college and her status change to F1 has been approved by BCIS. She plans to go the american consulate at toronto, canada for her passport to be stamped for F1 status.
Does she qualify for a drop-box visa?
Can she mail her passport to be stamped?
Kindly guide,
Best regards,
Parth.


Answer by mmmmm
Submitted on 8/12/2003
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hi parth,

can u tell me what happened to your wife visa stamping in canada.

 

Answer by VINOD
Submitted on 3/15/2005
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I WANT TO GO USA TO DO VETERINARY EXTERNSHIP(UNPAID). I AM INDIAN PASSPORT HOLDER CURRENTLY I AM IN CANADA ON VISITOR VISA. FFROM WHERE I CAN GET VISA FOR USA.

 

Answer by saeideh
Submitted on 8/28/2006
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I have a F1 visa and my husband has F2 visa, he accepted to the university, for change the visa status is it necessary to leave the united state and apply in homeland embassy ? or he can easily could change it without leaving the U.S, please remember that we are iranian!!

 

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