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F1 Visa Expired and Stem OPT Expiring in Nov: Any info about 60 day grace period ?
Hello
My F1 Visa has expired and Stem OPT will Expire on Nov 24, 2104. I plan to work at my present job till Nov 24, 2014 and then transfer to a new university beginning on 11 Jan 2015.
1. Will I get any 60 day grace period from the time my OPT expires to get an admission in new university ?
2. The new university will generate I-20 in December. Will I be in legal status from the time my OPT Expires to the time the new university generates a I-20 for me ?
3. I don't intend on leaving US in the time being. So, I don't think I will need a new F1 Visa. Am I correct ?
Thanks
Ashu
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