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TonyCH   13

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Hello guys,

I had a question lately, i just finished my first 2 college semesters, and a couple of my friends applied for work and travel visas and got granted a visa. Now, i wanted to join them too, but I have a 10 year B1/2 Visa that was granted back in Nov 2011, if I go with that visa i have no ability to work, and without working is going to be really expensive for me there to live for 2-3 months, and i have no intention to break the law and work illegally.

My question is, what would happen to my existing Visa, if I applied to a Work and Travel Visa (J1) on behalf of my college (they have a couple of companies that deal with this stuff), would that have to be cancelled? Or would i just have two visas on my passport?

Thanks in advance!

Tony

 

USCIS

Priority Date: August 28th, 2004

(August)08/20/2004 I-130 Fedex to Vermont

(September)09/01/2004 NOA1 (Received)

(November)10/16/2009 NOA2 (Approved)

 

NVC

(November)10/19/2009 NVC case number assigned

(May) 05/11/2017 Case opened for further processing

(May) 05/11/2017 DS261 Submitted

(May) 05/21/2017 DS260s Submitted for All three aplicants

(Feb) 02/17/2018 Case Completed

(March) 03/06/2018 Visa Interview Scheduled at US Embassy Skopje

(April) 04/17/2018 Visa Interview -- APPROVED

 

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**** Moving to Tourist Visa forum by OP request ****

Bye: Penguin

Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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