My friend told me a USCIS's "last action" principal. 按照這個principle,我似乎現在處於illegal working status!!
不知道這裏是否有朋友能夠幫我看看下麵這個理解對不對，在此先謝過！！！
If you returned to the U.S. on Oct. 5 using your F-1 visa,then from Oct. 5 and after you were in F-1 OPT status, not in H-1B status, and unless you left the U.S. and got an H-1B visa and returned again before June 19, 2006, you are now about 2.5 weeks into your 60-day F-1 terminal grace period, and you have worked illegally since June 20
(if you have been continuing employment).
If you were issued an I-797A with an I-94 attached, that change of status from F-1 to H-1B was supposed to happen on Oct. 3, but you were not in the U.S. on that day, and two days later you returned to the U.S. in F-1 OPT status, so your action on Oct. 5 (your "last action") overrides the change of status on Oct. 3. If you had returned to the U.S. on Oct. 2, then the change of status on Oct. 3 would be your "last action", and you would now be in valid H-1B status.
If you were issued an I-797B with no I-94 attached, you
need to leave the U.S. to apply for an H-1B visa and
return to the U.S. regardless of whether you travelled in Sept./Oct. 2006.
多謝！！！
不知道這裏是否有朋友能夠幫我看看下麵這個理解對不對，在此先謝過！！！
If you returned to the U.S. on Oct. 5 using your F-1 visa,then from Oct. 5 and after you were in F-1 OPT status, not in H-1B status, and unless you left the U.S. and got an H-1B visa and returned again before June 19, 2006, you are now about 2.5 weeks into your 60-day F-1 terminal grace period, and you have worked illegally since June 20
(if you have been continuing employment).
If you were issued an I-797A with an I-94 attached, that change of status from F-1 to H-1B was supposed to happen on Oct. 3, but you were not in the U.S. on that day, and two days later you returned to the U.S. in F-1 OPT status, so your action on Oct. 5 (your "last action") overrides the change of status on Oct. 3. If you had returned to the U.S. on Oct. 2, then the change of status on Oct. 3 would be your "last action", and you would now be in valid H-1B status.
If you were issued an I-797B with no I-94 attached, you
need to leave the U.S. to apply for an H-1B visa and
return to the U.S. regardless of whether you travelled in Sept./Oct. 2006.
多謝！！！
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