Hello,
I am also applying from US. May I ask if you have submitted the following?
- Letter of explanation to explain your status in the US at the moment
- Your I20 to validate your student status
- Your US visa foil scan to prove that you have had a US visa even if expired
- Your EAD card
- Information from USCIS regarding 60 days grace period from EAD expiration date
It sucks to get rejected now and during this pandemic. I think the best path forward is to go back to your home country and apply from there. I also will depart the US soon.
I submitted all of the above and still got a rejection. I will probably submit a request to reconsider pointing out to specific US regulations but at this point I don't think the decision will change unfortunately.
I submitted all of the above and still got a rejection. I will probably submit a request to reconsider pointing out to specific US regulations but at this point I don't think the decision will change unfortunately.
I don't think there is a process to petition for a study permit, right? May I ask what office processes your application? It is on the corner of your decision letter.
I don't think there is a process to petition for a study permit, right? May I ask what office processes your application? It is on the corner of your decision letter.
My study permit was rejected on Monday on the ground that I "do not hold a valid US status." I am on the grace period after my OPT as a student in the US and that grace period is considered a valid status under US law. Any suggestions on how or if I should move forward?
And for those interested my timeline is below:
Submitted online application: June 30
Biometrics completed: July 16
Decision: July 27
Do they give a reference of law like a number 2xx(section) something? Because it is not justifiable for me!!! Without valid U.S. status, you cannot give the biometrics at USCIS.
Do they give a reference of law like a number 2xx(section) something? Because it is not justifiable for me!!! Without valid U.S. status, you cannot give the biometrics at USCIS.