Applying for Engineer-In-Training

[gil-n-joy 1]

Hello everyone.

I am planning on taking the exam for Engineer-In-Training by the Arizona Board of Technical Registration on April 2010. However, I am not sure which among the "Qualified Alien Status" I fall in (if I am even qualified at all). I expect to get my AOS by September 2009. What will be my status by then based on the categories listed in the Arizona Statement of Citizenship (pls see Section III in the link below)?

http://www.azbtr.gov/UserFiles/File/PDFs/A...Citizenship.pdf

Thanks so much as always..

Edited July 23, 2009 by giL & joy

[gennyangel 3]

is that the same as FE exam to become engineering intern??

sorry i didnt answered your question right away,i am also planning to take the FE exam for chemical engineering in April too in the state of honolulu...

maybe you could just pt there you have a permanent residence?

[Nik+Heather 121]

Hello everyone.

I am planning on taking the exam for Engineer-In-Training by the Arizona Board of Technical Registration on April 2010. However, I am not sure which among the "Qualified Alien Status" I fall in (if I am even qualified at all). I expect to get my AOS by September 2009. What will be my status by then based on the categories listed in the Arizona Statement of Citizenship (pls see Section III in the link below)?

http://www.azbtr.gov/UserFiles/File/PDFs/A...Citizenship.pdf

Thanks so much as always..

I think you're going to have to do the leg work yourself - as probably any other responder would do - put those sections of law into google and try to figure out which one refers to K1s. Once you've found links and can quote them, maybe we can help sort it out if you're still not sure.

Edited July 24, 2009 by Nik+Heather

[lucyrich 20]

Hello everyone.

I am planning on taking the exam for Engineer-In-Training by the Arizona Board of Technical Registration on April 2010. However, I am not sure which among the "Qualified Alien Status" I fall in (if I am even qualified at all). I expect to get my AOS by September 2009. What will be my status by then based on the categories listed in the Arizona Statement of Citizenship (pls see Section III in the link below)?

http://www.azbtr.gov/UserFiles/File/PDFs/A...Citizenship.pdf

Thanks so much as always..

If your I-94 expiration date hasn't passed, you probably can check box 9, as a non-immigrant. You'd show your I-94 as evidence.

If your I-94 expiration date has passed but you don't have your green card yet, then you can probably qualify as "otherwise lawfully present", box 14.

Once you get your adjustment of status approved, you'd qualify to check box 1, an "alien lawfully admitted for permanent residence".

[gil-n-joy 1]

is that the same as FE exam to become engineering intern??

sorry i didnt answered your question right away,i am also planning to take the FE exam for chemical engineering in April too in the state of honolulu...

maybe you could just pt there you have a permanent residence?

yes, it is the same FE exam.. i dont have permanent residence until i get the AOS at least for the temporary one right? i was wondering if that will do and how my status will be classified..

[gil-n-joy 1]

Hello everyone.

I am planning on taking the exam for Engineer-In-Training by the Arizona Board of Technical Registration on April 2010. However, I am not sure which among the "Qualified Alien Status" I fall in (if I am even qualified at all). I expect to get my AOS by September 2009. What will be my status by then based on the categories listed in the Arizona Statement of Citizenship (pls see Section III in the link below)?

http://www.azbtr.gov/UserFiles/File/PDFs/A...Citizenship.pdf

Thanks so much as always..

If your I-94 expiration date hasn't passed, you probably can check box 9, as a non-immigrant. You'd show your I-94 as evidence.

If your I-94 expiration date has passed but you don't have your green card yet, then you can probably qualify as "otherwise lawfully present", box 14.

Once you get your adjustment of status approved, you'd qualify to check box 1, an "alien lawfully admitted for permanent residence".

thanks.. I was thinking along the same line too..

Edited July 25, 2009 by giL & joy