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Information about F-1 Status

F-1 student status will allow you to remain in the U.S. as long as you are a properly registered full-time student. To maintain full-time status you must take at least four courses per semester at the undergraduate level, and depending on your academic program, three or four courses per semester at the graduate level. F-1 status will allow you to work part-time in on-campus jobs and work in a "practical training" job directly related to your field of study for 12 months during or after the completion of your studies. Dependents of F-1 students will be permitted to join you in the U.S. provided you demonstrate that there are sufficient financial resources for their support. A spouse and dependent children of F-1 students hold F-2 status and may not work in the U.S.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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F-1 and F-2 Information

F-1 student status
F-1 vs. J-1
F-1 employment Options
F-1 curricular practical training
F-1 optional practical training
F-1 hardship employment
F-1 program extension
F-1 program transfer
F-1 reinstatement

J-1 and J-2 Information

Health insurance requirement
J-1 two-year home residence
J-1 waiver information
J-2 work permit

J-1 Student Information

J-1 student status
J-1 academic training

J-1 Scholar Information

General Info for J-1 scholars
Extension of J-1 status
J-1 5 year rule part 1
J-1 5 year rule part 2
Address change form
Changing categories
Incidental employment

H-1B Information

H-1 general Information
How to apply for an H-1 at FSU

O-1 Extraordinary Ability

O-1 application at FSU

Permanent Residence

General information
How to apply
Diversity lottery 2008
Visa bulletin
Tips for US visas: immigrants
PR via marriage
Designated doctors by USCIS
After green card

General Information

Visa vs. immigration status
Tips for applying for a student  visa
Maintaining legal status
Leaving & returning to the US
Visa renewals
Visiting Canada
Landed immigrants of Canada
Applying US visa in Canada

Other Non-immigrant Visas

Visa waiver pilot program
TN visa
Tips for applying for a B1/B2 visa
How to avoid visa denials
Marry to a U.S. citizen

Resources

US visa waiting times
US Embassy web sites
US Consulate posts
US Dept. of State
USCIS (INS)
Foreign Embassies in the US
Visa denials
USCIS forms and fees
USCIS case status search
USCIS processing dates
USCIS InfoPass
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