I do hope someone answers my concern!
Briefly I have been on my F1 status since 2000..I completed my Masters and went on my EAD..market sucked, and before my EAD expired I registered for an Associates degree. My wife was on f2 and she got an I 20 from the Community college. and we have been here ever since "in status". Our I94's did not have any expiry date.
My wife on f2 got a job as a resident (MD) in a hospital and hence converted to H1B...and i transfered to H4. Our petitions were approved and we recieved the originals from INS.
We are planning to go to India in December and get our visa's stamped at Chennai. Of course reading this forum, I have my concerns about the risks involved. WOuld there be any problem? I have copies of my W2 and I have applied to IRS for "tax return transcripts" as me foolish self lost my 1040. Will these copies be sufficient?.
If there are some risks involved...what do you think might these risks be..and is there anyway to work around it? I have this sick feeling that my wife will get her H1 approved and they might reject my H4. Do you think Canada would be a better bet?. My lawyer said that there shoulnt be any reason for thhe consulate in india to reject..ah!, if she only knew what happens in Indian consulates.
Please advice...anyone. I appreciate your time and any feedback.
Thanks!
Briefly I have been on my F1 status since 2000..I completed my Masters and went on my EAD..market sucked, and before my EAD expired I registered for an Associates degree. My wife was on f2 and she got an I 20 from the Community college. and we have been here ever since "in status". Our I94's did not have any expiry date.
My wife on f2 got a job as a resident (MD) in a hospital and hence converted to H1B...and i transfered to H4. Our petitions were approved and we recieved the originals from INS.
We are planning to go to India in December and get our visa's stamped at Chennai. Of course reading this forum, I have my concerns about the risks involved. WOuld there be any problem? I have copies of my W2 and I have applied to IRS for "tax return transcripts" as me foolish self lost my 1040. Will these copies be sufficient?.
If there are some risks involved...what do you think might these risks be..and is there anyway to work around it? I have this sick feeling that my wife will get her H1 approved and they might reject my H4. Do you think Canada would be a better bet?. My lawyer said that there shoulnt be any reason for thhe consulate in india to reject..ah!, if she only knew what happens in Indian consulates.
Please advice...anyone. I appreciate your time and any feedback.
Thanks!