USA Requirements for a Student Visa

Seeking Non-Permanent Immigration

A student visa, also known as the F-1 visa, is one which is granted to students who are coming to the United States to study. In order to qualify for a student visa, there are specific requirements that must be met to show that the individual in question is a candidate for this particular visa. Having a San Jose student visa attorney on the case can greatly benefit the application process and the outcome.

Helping Students Come to and Stay in the U.S.

Many young individuals come to the United States to obtain a high education and obtain knowledge that can improve their own lives and the lives of others. An essential element of is getting authorization from the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

A few examples of requirements which must be met include the following:

• The applicant must show they have a foreign residence and has no intent to abandon it
• The applicant must show that the sole purpose of entering the U.S. is to study
• The applicant must show they are a student qualified to pursue a full course of study

Our firm wants to help you through this process to get the resources you need.

Contact Verma Law Firm Today

At Verma Law Firm, we work with clients from a wide range of countries, assisting with the complex application process. We can advise you in regard to the documentation that you will be required to submit at the U.S. Consulate overseas. Our team can help you prepare your student visa documentation for submission at the US Consulate overseas.

In addition, if you are already in the U.S., we can file for your Student Visa extension with the USCIS. We can also file for a change of status if you are in the U.S. on some other visa.

Please call us now at (408) 560-4622 to set up a consultation with our San Jose student visa attorney today.

Resources & Links

• 24 Months STEM OPT
• F-1 Visa Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
• ICE updates list of SEVP approved schools
• Questions and Answers Regarding Automatic F-1 Visa Extensions for Students with Pending or Approved H-1B Petitions With an Employment Start Date of October 1, 2011
• Detailed Write-up of Student Visa.
• Question & Answer: Extension of Optional Practical Training Program for Qualified Students
• Questions & Answers #2: Extension of Optional Practical Training Program for Qualified Students.
• STEM Designated Degree Programs
• Department of Homeland Security Publishes Interim Final Rule Extending OPT Period
• Arrival Procedures For Students or Exchange Visitors at the US Port of Entry
• USCIS to Allow F-1 Students Opportunity to Request Change of Status
• USCIS Questions and Answers
• 17-Month Extension of Optional Practical Training for Certain Highly Skilled Foreign Students
• Predeparture Information for US Bound Foreign Students.
• SEVIS
• US Citizen & Immigration Service Offices