These are new examples I have seen just recently, it originated from the April 8, 2008 OPT new regulation that ask you to report your employment status to your I-20 school but you did not. the new evidence will be your employment verification letter and job offers, W2, paystubs, etc to prove that you were employed during OPT. But you said you filed F1 to H4 COS on June 2, so even you did not work the whole time, you can explain that the unemployment time was about 54 days, less than the 90 days limit. With the explanation, you were in valid F1 status with no violations on June 2 when you file I-539, and the H4 will be approved.
回複:pijiang 及各位大俠,請問這下該怎麽辦?
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