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Hi, Could you please help me to find the answer for this question: I have valid visa K3, which will be terminated soon ( after divorce), can I change my current visa to visa H1 (employer is ready to sponsor the H1 visa). Thank you.

Do you have the GC yet?

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Hi, Could you please help me to find the answer for this question: I have valid visa K3, which will be terminated soon ( after divorce), can I change my current visa to visa H1 (employer is ready to sponsor the H1 visa). Thank you.

Do you have the GC yet?

No green card yet we only filed for EAD. I-94 will expired 2009

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Hi, Could you please help me to find the answer for this question: I have valid visa K3, which will be terminated soon ( after divorce), can I change my current visa to visa H1 (employer is ready to sponsor the H1 visa). Thank you.

Do you have the GC yet?

I don't believe the K visa permits an alien to convert to another visa type while in the United States. A call to a qualified immigration attorney would be your best bet.

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Hi, Could you please help me to find the answer for this question: I have valid visa K3, which will be terminated soon ( after divorce), can I change my current visa to visa H1 (employer is ready to sponsor the H1 visa). Thank you.

Do you have the GC yet?

I don't believe the K visa permits an alien to convert to another visa type while in the United States. A call to a qualified immigration attorney would be your best bet.

I agree. Visas are for entering the country, not conversion while in the country. That's not to say you couldn't qualify for an H1 visa and use it to re-enter the US. This is attorney territory.

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Hi, Could you please help me to find the answer for this question: I have valid visa K3, which will be terminated soon ( after divorce), can I change my current visa to visa H1 (employer is ready to sponsor the H1 visa). Thank you.

Do you have the GC yet?

I don't believe the K visa permits an alien to convert to another visa type while in the United States. A call to a qualified immigration attorney would be your best bet.

I agree. Visas are for entering the country, not conversion while in the country. That's not to say you couldn't qualify for an H1 visa and use it to re-enter the US. This is attorney territory.

Humm... I read a few stories about folks who applied for a visa after entering the country. If you are changing status, wouldn't that be an 'adjustment of status'?

K1 Visa Process long ago and far away...

02/09/06 - NOA1 date

12/17/06 - Married!

AOS Process a fading memory...

01/31/07 - Mailed AOS/EAD package for Olga and Anya

06/01/07 - Green card arrived in mail

Removing Conditions

03/02/09 - Mailed I-751 package (CSC)

03/06/09 - Check cashed

03/10/09 - Recieved Olga's NOA1

03/28/09 - Olga did biometrics

05/11/09 - Anya recieved NOA1 (took a call to USCIS to take care of it, oddly, they were helpful)

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Hi, Could you please help me to find the answer for this question: I have valid visa K3, which will be terminated soon ( after divorce), can I change my current visa to visa H1 (employer is ready to sponsor the H1 visa). Thank you.

Do you have the GC yet?

I don't believe the K visa permits an alien to convert to another visa type while in the United States. A call to a qualified immigration attorney would be your best bet.

I agree. Visas are for entering the country, not conversion while in the country. That's not to say you couldn't qualify for an H1 visa and use it to re-enter the US. This is attorney territory.

Humm... I read a few stories about folks who applied for a visa after entering the country. If you are changing status, wouldn't that be an 'adjustment of status'?

It is possible to change from one non-immigrant status to another while in the country, but not for all types of visas. F-1 can be changed to H1-B, for instance.

Filed AOS from F-1
Green Card approved on 01/04/07
Conditions removed 01/29/09

Citizenship Oath 08/23/12

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Hi, Could you please help me to find the answer for this question: I have valid visa K3, which will be terminated soon ( after divorce), can I change my current visa to visa H1 (employer is ready to sponsor the H1 visa). Thank you.

Do you have the GC yet?

No green card yet we only filed for EAD. I-94 will expired 2009

K3's do not expire because of divorce. You are allowed to stay until the date on your I-94.

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