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Rumbidzai Mutasa

Posted 29 days ago

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I’m from Zimbabwe and currently in the United States considering my long-term future here. I’m thinking about whether I should apply for a work visa, extend my current stay, or see if there are family-based options available to me. I’m confused about what steps to take first and how my current status affects what I’m eligible for. What should I do?
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Lalita Chakraborty

Answered 29 days ago

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First, confirm what type of status you currently hold and when it expires. That determines what options are legally available.

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Nkosinathi Ndlovu

Answered 29 days ago

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If you have a temporary status, you may be able to change to a work or student category by applying before your current stay ends. A qualified immigration attorney can help you assess whether employment, family sponsorship, or another route is best for you.

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Mahboubeh Mahboubeh

Answered 29 days ago

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If you have close family who are U.S. citizens or green card holders, that path may offer a more secure option. If not, consider whether an employer could sponsor you. Maintaining lawful status during the entire process is crucial. Planning early will give you more choices.


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adad adad

Answered 29 days ago

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