I am currently on J1 visa in US and have applied for waiver already and hope to get it in October 2009. I want to visit India in Nov. Is there any risk to go to India while process of waiver or change of visa status is going on? If I apply after coming back from India in Dec, how much time will they take to process my F1 visa? Will it be done within a month? Is there any premium processing of F1 visa available(like for H1)?|||If you are granted a change of status to
F-1, it is valid only while you remain in the U.S. If you depart after that you would have to obtain a visa to return.
If you are continuing to maintain J-1 status and have a valid visa you could depart and return in that status and
apply for change of status after your return. This might take
2-3 months and might not be accomplished in time to
enroll for the spring term. There is no premium processing
except for employment based petitions.
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Is it legal to own a F1 Savannah Cat in Montreal, Quebec?
I would like to know if it is legal to own an F1 Savannah Cat in Montreal, Quebec. I know about the average price of these cats and I am more than willing to buy one if I am sure its legal to own them.|||I tried google.ca a bunch %26amp; I couldn't find anything stating whether it was legal or not.
I'm assuming your best bet would be to go to a vet or a pound and ask, maybe they'd know something on the matter.
by the way:
i didn't know what kind of cat that was before I used the internet, and they're beautiful, they look amazing.
edit:
i hope that you can get one, I like cats.. and like I said, they look gorgeous. It'd be a treat to own one.
I'm assuming your best bet would be to go to a vet or a pound and ask, maybe they'd know something on the matter.
by the way:
i didn't know what kind of cat that was before I used the internet, and they're beautiful, they look amazing.
edit:
i hope that you can get one, I like cats.. and like I said, they look gorgeous. It'd be a treat to own one.
Can English school student work off campus with f1 visa?
Here's the story. I have a friend that needs to make some money for the upcoming school year because her parents are cutting her off. Currently she's in English School and has an F1 Visa. I read that she can apply for an Economic Need or the practical training visa after 9 months of study. Does anyone know if this is true or have any idea to how she can work and make some money on the F1 Visa. Thanks.|||Your friend must speak to the international student advisor regarding this matter.
The general basis for a student to work off-campus under the 'severe economic hardship' rule is that this hardship must have come from unforseen circumstances beyond the students control. Judging soley on what you have written it appears she would qualify under the section of 'unexpected changes in the financial condition of the student's source of support'
She must contact and make an appointment with the international student advisor and request a financial hardship package and apply for an EAD (Employment Authorization Document) under the guidence of the advisor.
To see the text of the laws surrounding 'severe economic hardship' click the link below and scroll down to (9)(ii)(c)
The general basis for a student to work off-campus under the 'severe economic hardship' rule is that this hardship must have come from unforseen circumstances beyond the students control. Judging soley on what you have written it appears she would qualify under the section of 'unexpected changes in the financial condition of the student's source of support'
She must contact and make an appointment with the international student advisor and request a financial hardship package and apply for an EAD (Employment Authorization Document) under the guidence of the advisor.
To see the text of the laws surrounding 'severe economic hardship' click the link below and scroll down to (9)(ii)(c)
How to use a coleman F1 ultralight stove with any propane cylinder available?
I have recently bought a coleman F1 ultralight stove, but it doesn't seem to fit onto any of the propane cylinders that I
currently own (mostly 1lbers), is there a way to have a adapter or something to solve this problem?|||From what I can see you have to buy a special type cylinder for this thing. Do a google for "220g propane" and you will see several retailers. There probably are adapter hoses or something, but the problem is that the cylinder also supports the stove and keeps it from tipping over. You're kind of forced to use their cylinders I think.
currently own (mostly 1lbers), is there a way to have a adapter or something to solve this problem?|||From what I can see you have to buy a special type cylinder for this thing. Do a google for "220g propane" and you will see several retailers. There probably are adapter hoses or something, but the problem is that the cylinder also supports the stove and keeps it from tipping over. You're kind of forced to use their cylinders I think.
Any good way to watch F1 Belgian Grand Prix live for free over the internet ?
Looking for a good way to watch F1 Belgian Grand Prix live for free over the internet ? thanks.|||You could try a tv for pc to watch F1 Belgian Grand Prix races live online. Get it here.
http://2short.net/F1-TV
There are hundreds of worldwide TV channels like BBC, ESPN, SpeedTV, FOX, ABC, CBC, TSN, CTV, TNT, CBS, NBC, Local...
Download and install it on your computer.
With it, you can watch F1 Races and lots of tv channels live online legally, comfortably and in good quality.
No matter where you live . Hope this helps.|||You can watch F1 Belgian Grand Prix live for free from here:
http://www.f1livestreaming.com/
or from this website :
http://eurolivesport.com/category/motorsports/formula-1/
Enjoy, I shure Will !|||http://atdhe.net/index.html
The stream usually starts about 5 minutes before the race starts.|||http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorspo鈥?/a>|||It is shown live on the BBC website.|||BBC sport website.
http://2short.net/F1-TV
There are hundreds of worldwide TV channels like BBC, ESPN, SpeedTV, FOX, ABC, CBC, TSN, CTV, TNT, CBS, NBC, Local...
Download and install it on your computer.
With it, you can watch F1 Races and lots of tv channels live online legally, comfortably and in good quality.
No matter where you live . Hope this helps.|||You can watch F1 Belgian Grand Prix live for free from here:
http://www.f1livestreaming.com/
or from this website :
http://eurolivesport.com/category/motorsports/formula-1/
Enjoy, I shure Will !|||http://atdhe.net/index.html
The stream usually starts about 5 minutes before the race starts.|||http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorspo鈥?/a>|||It is shown live on the BBC website.|||BBC sport website.
How do you unlock the F1 Racer on Burnout Paradise?
I know that you need to have a burnout license to get the F1 car but when i type 'walmart' into the code thing it says none found. I also think that you need a PAL version and i am not sure if i have got that, i am from england.|||being from england means u got a PAL version of the game, walmart only works on NTSC, alternatively we have a gamestop car B179 8M20 XA09 80FF
and a pre-order car "Z891 4K88 IN25 79AA"|||l-Mart F1 Racer
Enter "walmart" as a case-sensitive code in the North American version of the game to unlock the Wal-Mart F1 Racer. But you must have a Burnout Paradise license to use this car.
and a pre-order car "Z891 4K88 IN25 79AA"|||l-Mart F1 Racer
Enter "walmart" as a case-sensitive code in the North American version of the game to unlock the Wal-Mart F1 Racer. But you must have a Burnout Paradise license to use this car.
Does anyone know why F1 racing quit going to the Indy Speedway?
Just found out about the F1 building a track in Texas. Why did they quit going to the Indy Speedway?
Indy spent millions on the infield track for F1, now F1 won't use it. Does anyone know what happened?|||1, As Newman said, money. FOM wanted more than Indy was willing to pay, and neither side would compromise enough to do the deal.
2, Spectacle. The infield section could be described as "mickey-mouse" at best - nowhere could an F1 car show what it was capable of, conversely, F1 cars are not designed to cope with banked corners and looked a bit slow and lame compared to Indycars on the main circuit. F1 lost out both ways.
3, The 2005 race was a mess, and the reputation of Indy as an F1 venue never recovered.|||Bernie Ecclestone wanted too much money for staging a Grand Prix there.|||I gave you a link below about the USGP in 2005. This was the race that killed F1 in the US, even though there were two more races at Indy. This race, and the criticism of the track from the drivers (turns 9 and 10 were nicknamed "Mickey" and "Mouse"), eventually led the Indy organizers to cancel the GP.|||Because Indy was rubbish!
First of all the circuit was bad, it was made up of different types of surfaces, not suitable for an F1 car.
Secondly the pit garages and buildings weren't up to the standards. They were small and rubbish.
Then there's the type of people that go there, the wrong type of people for F1.
Indy spent millions on the infield track for F1, now F1 won't use it. Does anyone know what happened?|||1, As Newman said, money. FOM wanted more than Indy was willing to pay, and neither side would compromise enough to do the deal.
2, Spectacle. The infield section could be described as "mickey-mouse" at best - nowhere could an F1 car show what it was capable of, conversely, F1 cars are not designed to cope with banked corners and looked a bit slow and lame compared to Indycars on the main circuit. F1 lost out both ways.
3, The 2005 race was a mess, and the reputation of Indy as an F1 venue never recovered.|||Bernie Ecclestone wanted too much money for staging a Grand Prix there.|||I gave you a link below about the USGP in 2005. This was the race that killed F1 in the US, even though there were two more races at Indy. This race, and the criticism of the track from the drivers (turns 9 and 10 were nicknamed "Mickey" and "Mouse"), eventually led the Indy organizers to cancel the GP.|||Because Indy was rubbish!
First of all the circuit was bad, it was made up of different types of surfaces, not suitable for an F1 car.
Secondly the pit garages and buildings weren't up to the standards. They were small and rubbish.
Then there's the type of people that go there, the wrong type of people for F1.
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