Time for SP once you get your AIP?
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AIP is a new procedure due to covid. Since no one that I’m aware of has received an SP after receiving an AIP, the wait time is the amount of time from the person who received the first AIP to the person who receives the first SP after that - which no one has.
I am also an F-1 holder in USA, and I also got my AIP on Aug 19th!
Now I am worried what if I cannot receive my final approval before my F1 visa expires... if that really happens, should I withdraw my application and re-apply from my home country? uhh such a mess
Now I am worried what if I cannot receive my final approval before my F1 visa expires... if that really happens, should I withdraw my application and re-apply from my home country? uhh such a mess
I have tried to contact the Canadian embassy, but they are not providing any solid answers. I tried to explain to them my situation(If I leave my college I would need to leave the US within 30 days) but I received no convincing answers. Btw when did you applied for PR and where are you in US?
I submitted my SP application on July 12, completed the biometrics on July 30. I’m in Atlanta.
How about you?
That is really a good news! Thanks!
Do you think this rule still apply even when my home country and the US requires different documents in the SP application? E.g in the US, it’s not required to submit a medical form, but in my home country it is required.
I submitted the application on 22 July and bio on 24 July. I am in Orlando. Is your F1 expiring or you are leaving your program in the middle?
Hello! I am a former F-1 visa holder who withdrew from college about a week ago. When you SEVIS terminates (your DSO will tell when its terminated), you are given 15 days grace period. That's under the condition that it is terminated for a reason of "authorized early withdrawal". You must leave the US. Otherwise, you are out of status and overstayer.
Here is the source:
https://studyinthestates.dhs.gov/sevis-help-hub/student-records/completions-and-terminations/termination-reasons
PS: I noticed that your program ended... In that case this doesn't apply to you, it's only for those who are transferring
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Also, visa and I-20 are separate things. F1 visa allows you entry with valid I-20. I-20 is what gives you validity to be at the US for the duration of your program. It is all very serious and you might have a ban in the US or refused study permit in Canada if you are an overstayer in the US.