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Posted on 12 Nov 2009
Q.

from F1 to H1B...

Hi,
I recently change my status from H1B to F1 (effective date beginning September 2009) for a full time Masters at Columbia. My I-94 with my previous company on my passeport ends March 2011. I would like to know, is it possible to switch again to H1B with another company at any time, without waiting until graduation and the June/July windows for a new H1B, provided that I can continue the Masters Part-time with Columbia instead of Fulltime?

Thanks.

User's Location: New York, New York, United States of America
Category: F1 Visa (Student Visa)
Posted on 16 Nov 2009
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