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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Argentina
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I don't know if anyone can help me. I can't find an answer. I will be sponsoring a young man to come to university, but he would like to be able to work on the school breaks to send money home to his family in Uganda. Is there a visa that would allow for both?

no, he can only have one visa at a time. If he is coming on a student visa, then he must be a full-time student and only work on campus no more than 20 hours a week. so he can work, but on campus.

that's why they require a sponsor, so the student can come to study.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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Student visas are for studying, not for working. As the previous poster said, employment is possible but only on campus with the DSO's consent and only for a maximum of 20 hours a week. Any 'under the table' work is a violation of his F-1 status.

Again, student visas are for studying, not for supporting your family

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If on F-1 it is possible to work during school breaks for more than 20 hours per week, but ONLY on campus. Any other form of work requires CPT or OPT.

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12/01/2010: Married!
12/14/2010: Mailed AOS Packed to Lockbox
12/23/2010: USCIS Receipt notice for I-485/I-130/I-765/I-131
01/05/2011: Successful biometrics walkin at Charleston WV office!
03/04/2011: EAD and AP combo card in hand.
04/21/2011: AOS Interview at Norfolk local office. APPROVED & Card production ordered!
04/25/2011: Welcome to the US letter received in mail.
05/02/2011: Green Card arrives in mail!

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01/29/2013: NOA received for I-751 form submission (joint)

02/22/2013: Walk in biometric (appt. for 03-05-13)

06/25/2013: I-751 approved!

06/29/2013: 10yr Green Card received in the mail!

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08/18/2015: Mailed N-400 application

08/28/2015: NOA for N-400

09/14/2015: Biometrics appointment for N-400

02/02/2016: Interview for N-400. APPROVED!

02/18/2016: Oath ceremony!

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