Jerzaim

Hi everyone, I was just curious if anyone knew if there would be a way to transition from DACA (once approved) to a visa like the HB1 (or similar visas).. Thanks.

Hello, my name is Jerzaim and i'm from texas. Like many of you i'm really happy to be able to meet people that can relate to my everyday life. I'm thankful for the opportunity that we have been given to finally come out from the shadows and truly be able to live the dream many of us have had for a long time. I came here at a very young age and grew up here just as any ordinary kid did. My parents are hard working people and I have dedicated my life to replicate their hard work. Like many of you I have ran into many obstacles through out my life but have always tried to overcome them. Although I was a little skeptical of the DACA at first I decided to apply. I was able to obtained my bachelor's degree this past may and currently working on my master's degree. This opportunity will open a 'Enourmous' door not only for my education but also to be able to accomplish so many other things that a few months ago seemed impossible. I am now awaiting a response to see if I get approved.. In the mean time i'll keep myself busy and also hope to make new friends in the process... Good Luck To Everyone, A FELLOW DREAMER

Congratulations.. Hope you achieve everything you set yourself pursue..

thanks

Hi, Where is MIcrochip's location?? I received my MS in ME and heat transfer was my concentration.

Thanks Itzel, I was wondering why i couldn't claim the american opportunity credit yet... I guess i have to file sometime in mid-february

Welcome Pam.. Ask any questions you may have there will be someone here to help..

oh and i printed the online application and filled it out..

I took my valid passport, ead card thats it!

Congrats Christian.. Best wishes for you!!! ps. I too received my ead on a saturday and went to ssa office the following monday, unfortunately i was still not in their system and had to go another day 1 week later. so maybe u should wait till tuesday.. Not sure if anyone else had that experience..since one is "technically" suppose to wait 10 days.. A fellow Texan

In Texas one can still seek graduate studies under the Noriega bill. I had my doubts if that covered graduate school since I couldn't find anything online. I have one year done wish we could get financial aid though it's pretty expensive. Im taking a semester out to get good job and finish at a later time. DACA came at just the right time..

I received both email/txt messages... btw on your timeline why do u have RFE received: Pending... One would prefer not to get that..

I got approved today as well...

Hi Briza87 i'm a few weeks before you.. Hopefully we get approved soon

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I found this online, http://curranberger.com/dreamact/index.php/d-3-waiver-h-1b-visa-guide-for-students... looks like one can can get sponsored by an employer and obtain an H-1B visa as long as they also send in the D-3 waiver. But i guess this would be something one should try to consult with a competent immigration lawyer...

Thank you guys for the good wishes... And congratulations for your acceptances... Hope you guys aspire to do great things with this opportunity.. :lol: