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11-Mar-2001 06:15 AM |
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jan |
after i have graduated, i don't want to go back home.is there anyway i can get citizenship or permenent residency whilst still in the US? i'vr heard that i can also change my status, but would that do any good? |
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05-Apr-2001 11:13 PM |
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Bob |
Enter the Diversity Visa Lottery each fall.
Talk with your int'l. student advisor about your other options. Most people try to get a job with their Optional Practical Training, and have the company apply for an H-1B visa for them during that first year out of school. The H-1B can last up to six years, so you may be able to apply for permanent residency during that time. |
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