Articles, guides and the latest updates about F1 for the Vietnamese U.S. immigration community.
F1 application is one of the family sponsorship categories that has a long waiting period and needs to be monitored for many different milestones. This article shows how to manage Priority Date, Visa Bulletin, USCIS, NVC and important milestones to avoid missing the next step.
F1 filings are for unmarried sons or daughters 21 years of age or older of US citizens and in the family preference group with limited visas. Because applications may have to wait a long time, tracking Priority Date, Visa Bulletin, USCIS, NVC, CEAC and interview schedules in a unified timeline helps limit missing important milestones.
F1 is the Family Preference category for single sons or daughters 21 years of age or older of US citizens. Documents need to track Priority Date, Visa Bulletin and subsequent processing steps instead of just checking USCIS status.
F1 is the Family Preference category for single sons or daughters 21 years of age or older of US citizens. Unlike Immediate Relative categories, F1 is limited in the number of annual visas and must monitor Priority Date and Visa Bulletin.
F1 status is for unmarried sons or daughters 21 years of age or older of US citizens. This is a family sponsorship with a limited number of visas and must monitor Priority Date and Visa Bulletin throughout the waiting process.
Find out what happens when an F1 applicant gets married while the application is pending and to which category the application will be transferred according to US immigration law.
