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  • L1 B Visa and I-94 Expire soon

    My L1 visa and I-94 both will expire on July 30 2010. My employer is applying for Blanket petition renewal. It is suggested to go to Canada or Mexico and come back before I-94 expires so that I-94 can be extended to another 2 or 3 years even though L1 B visa expires soon. Some of my colleagues came to US recently with the same L1 B visa with the same expiry date but they got I-94 for 3 years. Will I be getting I-94 for another 3 years once I come back from Canada or Mexico? Please advice. Thanks in advance.

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    If your extn is not approved, what is the use of going to Canada/Mexico?
    And why would they give new I-94?

    If your extn is approved, you'll get new I-94 along with approved petition (I-797), in which case you don't need to go anywhere.
    You can continue to work.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by sk4ih View Post
      If your extn is not approved, what is the use of going to Canada/Mexico?
      And why would they give new I-94?

      If your extn is approved, you'll get new I-94 along with approved petition (I-797), in which case you don't need to go anywhere.
      You can continue to work.
      Incase if extention takes time from the date of expiry, Am I permitted to stay in US until I get new I-94 with approved petition?

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      • #4
        Yes. If the extension gets approved, then the approval will come with a new I-94 and you are all good. However, if the extension is denied, then your stay past the I-94 expiry will be treated as illegal stay. This is why you should apply for the extension 6 months in advance instead of waiting till the last minute.

        Originally posted by hks View Post
        Incase if extention takes time from the date of expiry, Am I permitted to stay in US until I get new I-94 with approved petition?
        Not a legal advice. Use of this information is strictly at your own risk.

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