F1 Visa Revoked Due to Criminal Charges: Legal Steps for Students Explained | NYC Immigration lawyer

Описание: F1 visa holders across the U.S. are facing SEVIS termination and visa revocation due to past or recent criminal charges — including DUIs and minor offenses. In this informative video, U.S. Immigration Attorney Sonu Lal of Gehi and Associates addresses the critical issue of F-1 student visa revocation due to criminal charges, such as DUIs. Attorney Lal outlines two primary options for affected students:​
Filing for Reinstatement with USCIS: This option is suitable for students who meet specific eligibility criteria. It's important to note that those currently on Optional Practical Training (OPT) may not be eligible for reinstatement. Consulting with an experienced immigration attorney can help determine your eligibility and guide you through the process.​
Departing the U.S. and Reapplying for a Visa: Alternatively, students can choose to leave the United States and apply for a new F-1 visa from their home country. This path requires careful planning and understanding of the potential risks and requirements involved.

Each case is unique. Don’t take risks with your future — speak with an experienced immigration attorney to understand your best path forward.

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